Cicada Invadaz

Cicadas are making headlines in the U.S. for what's being described as an invasion of the East Coast.

Brood II Cicadas have been in hiding for 17 years, and now they're ready to mingle. From Connecticut to North Carolina, they're coming.

The agency's Jordi Martinez, who originally hails from Barcelona and had never seen a cicada before, created the game with a team of co-workers in Richmond as a tribute of sorts to this crunchy swarm of loud-buzzing creatures that are especially prevalent in Virginia.

I give you, Cicada Invadaz.

By clicking on the giant Cicada Invadaz logo at the center of the screen, the game allows you to fight the swarm of pests by double-clicking your mouse over each invader. As they disappear from the screen, a tally at the top will show you how many you've exterminated and allow you to share your score with Facebook friends.

Enjoy.

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