
Do you sometimes dream of being a vet doctor? Now you can make that dream come true – start your own vet practice!
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Languages: English*, German*, Russian**languages with full audio support
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My kid loves this game. She only wishes it had achievements...
My Vet Practice, developed by Sproing and Neopica and published by familyplay and Markt+Technik Verlag, is a relaxed veterinary simulation that focuses on routine care, accessibility, and a gentle sense of progression. It places players in charge of their own animal clinic, where the goal is not to master complex systems or manage intricate resources, but simply to treat animals, expand your facilities, and enjoy the steady rhythm of day-to-day responsibilities. It’s a game clearly designed for a casual audience, emphasizing approachability over depth. The gameplay is built around examining and treating a variety of animals that arrive at your clinic with different conditions. Each case is handled through a sequence of simple interactions—checking symptoms, using medical tools, and applying treatments. These actions are presented as mini-games, making the process easy to understand and interact with. The structure is straightforward and consistent, allowing players to quickly settle into a routine. While this simplicity makes the game accessible, it also means that the core mechanics don’t evolve significantly as you progress. In addition to treating patients, the game introduces light management elements that allow you to develop your clinic over time. You can expand your facilities, add new areas for different types of animals, and gradually improve your ability to handle more complex cases. This creates a sense of progression, though it remains fairly basic. The management side of the game focuses more on incremental growth than on strategic decision-making, which keeps things approachable but limits the overall depth. A large part of the experience revolves around caring for animals beyond just medical treatment. Feeding, cleaning, and maintaining their comfort are recurring tasks that reinforce the theme of responsibility. These activities contribute to the game’s calming atmosphere, but they also highlight its repetitive nature. The loop of treating patients and performing routine care remains largely unchanged throughout the game, which can make extended play sessions feel monotonous. To add variety, the game includes a few additional activities outside of the clinic. Players can spend time riding their own horse or exploring simple outdoor environments, providing a break from the main gameplay loop. These moments help broaden the experience slightly, though they are not deeply developed and serve more as optional distractions than as meaningful additions to the core systems. Visually, My Vet Practice aims for a semi-realistic presentation, particularly in its depiction of animals. The creatures are designed to appear believable, and their animations attempt to reflect natural behavior. However, the overall graphical quality feels dated, with environments and character models lacking detail and refinement. The interface is clean and functional, supporting the game’s focus on ease of use rather than visual complexity. The pacing of the game is steady and predictable. Each in-game day follows a familiar pattern, with little variation in structure or challenge. This consistency can be comforting for players looking for a low-stress experience, but it also means that the game rarely introduces new ideas or surprises. The lack of evolving mechanics or increasing complexity limits its ability to maintain long-term engagement. Despite these limitations, the game succeeds in delivering a calm and approachable simulation. Its straightforward design makes it easy to pick up and play, particularly for younger players or those new to the genre. The focus on animal care is presented in a positive and engaging way, making it enjoyable in short sessions. Ultimately, My Vet Practice is a modest but pleasant simulation that prioritizes simplicity and accessibility. It offers a clear and relaxing gameplay loop centered on caring for animals, even if it lacks the depth and variety needed to stand out in the genre. For players seeking a casual, low-pressure experience, it provides a satisfying introduction to veterinary simulation, though it may not hold attention over longer periods. Rating: 7/10
Bought it purely for the nostalgia. I used to love this game as a kid
So much nostalgia with this game! Used to play on my DS, never knew I could get a version on my PC and I am having a great time!
really fun, alot of things to do, definitely recommend it
I can't be a vet in real life, but I'm glad I chased my dreams here :)
it do good job!!!!
Its exactly what I was looking for in terms of older looking gameplay but still runs smoothly
Nachdem ich "Einsatz auf dem Land" auf Steam gefunden habe, habe ich aktiv nach dem Vorgänger gesucht und ihn quasi hiermit gefunden. Es war nicht was ich erwartet habe, da ich den Vorgänger dieser Version gesucht habe, aber na ja. Gut finde ich, dass der Soundtrack und auch die Synchro zum Großteil exakt die Selbe ist, wie damals. Das finde ich gut, weil ich Nostalgie liebe und finde, nicht alles muss von Grund auf erneuert werden. Schön finde ich auch die zusätzlichen Tierarten, die es im Original nicht gab. Was die Tiere betrifft, ist die Grafik wirklich verbessert, allerdings mag ich die Steuerung nicht wirklich. Dass man die Kameraperspektive während der Untersuchung drehen kann, finde ich auch nicht schlecht ^^ Was mir nicht wirklich gefällt (neben der Steuerung), ist das Untersuchungssystem. Ich finde die Hit-Boxen der bestimmten Körperteile die man untersuchen soll teilweise zu klein. Dadurch dauern Untersuchungen mir persönlich zu lang und dann muss man aber auch gleich 3 Körperteile auf 3 verschiedene Arten und Weisen untersuchen. Das dauert dann wirklich ewig und so macht das Grinding irgendwie echt keinen Spaß. Die Map aus dem Original hat mir auch irgendwie besser gefallen. Die war Großräumiger und die Stadt hat sich irgendwie mehr nach einer Stadt angefühlt als nach einem Dörfchen. Außerdem gefiel mir am Original das Gefühl, wirklich etwas aufzubauen, was ich jetzt bei dem "Remake" nicht habe. Alle Gebäude stehen schon fertig zur Verfügung und man muss sie nur noch kaufen. Ich fand das "ich muss das erst bauen" Prinzip irgendwie echt cooler. Auch das Ausbauen hat richtig Spaß gemacht, weil man sich richtig gefreut hat, zu beobachten wie die Praxis wächst. Zusammengefasst: Es ist empfehlenswert, wenn man einfach mal wieder bissl Nostalgie schnuppern will, da der Soundtrack und die Synchronstimmen so ziemlich die Selben sind und auch im Spiel ein paar "Anekdoten" zum Original versteckt sind, ansonsten ist das Spiel stark verändert und hat nicht viel vom Original. Das Original war meiner Meinung nach besser gewesen und war weniger nervig in den Spielmethoden. Was würd ich jetzt für ne Steam Version vom EIGENTLICHEN Spiel geben.
Ich kenne es schon aus meiner Kindheit und es macht immer noch Spaß zu spielen. Ist auch nicht so kindisch wie die meisten Spiele dieser Art. Wer ein schönes Tierarzt Spiel sucht sollte auf jeden Fall My Vet Practice spielen.
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