
Become an ace doctor, an aspiring architect and a successful manager at the same time. Design your very own hospital, tweak every detail or choose one of the prebuilt scenarios and just jump to the doctor’s duty.
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Italian +7 more
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Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 53 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 53 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
This game is hands down one of the best simulators I've ever played, I truly with they would make a Project hospital 2. It deserves an overwhelmingly positive!
I like it, come back to it periodically. I don't care about the hospital building aspects. I like the diagnosis and treatment aspects.
I've never had a game make me angry. It has the absolute worst tutorial. You've gotta go to youtube in order to figure out how to buy staff. then when you figure it all out, it turns out you did it all wrong and you need to do it all over again and assign everything based on departments. Piss poor UI
I hope I am being respectful while sharing my honest thoughts. While the game is potentially fun and very detailed, it was only fun for me for a couple of hours, and 1-2 of which was learning the ropes in the game (it doesn't help that the tutorial was not at all straightforward and it didn't really give me enough information to be able to progress. I had to search on YT how other players had done it). After the tutorial, the game had some "campaigns" set up that didn't really ease you into the game to help you understand it more - they were either already too complicated and/or they felt like an idle game unless you click and control each patient that came in. Another thing is how difficult it is to move existing rooms around and moving multiple items if you want a room repurposed. It felt as if I needed to demolish the whole room so I can try to remodel the interior. I really wanted to enjoy the game and tried hard to, so I gave it more chance and played more. Still, I found myself bored and just going through the motions. All in all, I can't see myself enjoying this game in the future. Update: I took a chance requesting for a refund but it was not granted, which I completely understand since I was already on my 7th hour when I requested for it. Guess I'll keep playing the sandbox mode.
Incredible and very realistic game! My mother - who is a qualified nurse - played this game and said it was so realistic that she couldn't believe it!
I'll make it simple: Do you enjoy the SIMS? Do you like Scenario-driven basic business management games like any good Zoo or Theme park game? Do you like managing sims and building in general like RimWorld, Project Highrise, or Prison Architect? If you say YES at all then you need to give it a try. This is The best hospital SIM i've ever played, alongside Two Point.
不错,就是ui太小了
might be one of the best if not the greatest hospital management game ive ever played followed by two point hospital
You see? I have this particular game for along time indeed, But this game lacks one of the most ordinary but off no less importance in any children, men or women you'll encounter in your life. The eyes, that's what I'm talking. Such a game, and no mention whats however about eyes. Nothing about OPHTHALMOLOGY. I could tell you alot about strabismus and its differences. About the absence of the lenses in the eyes of somebody and its influences in everyday person's who have to live without them. That's is such a huge absence of the simple strabismus that impact in a life of somebody who suffers from it. It is not a simple lapse of... OHHH we don't have anything about OPHTHALMOLOGY, I have this game for quite a while... yet I played about four hours, maybe? I even check from time to time. But nothing. That is the reason I'm writing today. I would say this game is great, instead I will wait for some patch that fix it even after such a long time since the release of this game. I'll say yes. even thou I know you'll not fix this.
So much depth, so much freedom, while not overwhelming you and keeping it in bite size digestible chunks. I simply adore the game, one where you can very easily lose track of time while playing. Would love to see the devs tackle a similar genre but as something outside of hospitals. They've made gold here!
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Momentum
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Engagement
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Audience
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