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Infestation is a high-tension genre where worlds are besieged by proliferating forces—swarms of insects or vermin, parasitic organisms, invasive fungi or plants, alien or nanotech swarms, even sentient code or contagious ideas—that spread faster than they can be contained. Stories track the slide from isolated anomalies to systemic collapse, as individuals, communities, and institutions confront choices to quarantine, flee, exploit, or adapt. The tone spans survival horror, eco-thriller, and speculative sci-fi, often invoking body horror, contamination, and the paranoia of hidden compromise. Settings skew claustrophobic—farmhouses, tunnels, research labs, ships, space stations—where scarcity and close quarters intensify moral dilemmas and erode trust. Narrative frames may include outbreak reports, found footage, and fragmented logs that mirror chaotic spread. While some tales end in tenuous containment, many explore irreversible change, asking what it means to live in a world already colonized.

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