
Examine and test patients for common and novel infections using sophisticated medical instrumentation and disinfection procedures. All infected patients must be sent to the isolation ward for further evaluation or treatment. Rumors of mysterious diseases and human experimentation are unconfirmed.
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The soft-ware initially presents information about SYMPTOMS OF INFECTION.
This presentation is crucial to approach the initial phase of DIAGNOSIS, TESTING and DISPOSITION:
During DIAGNOSIS,
Examine the patient visually
Interview them
Run tests
During TESTING,
Allow the LAM-ORB Mainframe to process tests
Initially users of the soft-ware will be of low-priority to the Mainframe
You may request to EXPEDITE processing to the Mainframe, every click counts
During DISPOSITION,
Make sure you identify all SYMPTOMS OF INFECTION
Make sure you indicate the finding of infectious patterns or pathogens in the tests
ATTENTION: Some patients may present comorbidities or symptoms that not necessesarily represent an underlying disease.
Every and all infected patients, no matter the nature of their infection, must be held in the ISOLATION WARD for further evaluation and treatment.
While common infections like bacterial ones are widely understood and well-know across both the medical field and the world population, some infectious pathogens and diseases remain unknown.
And while the discovery of new pathogens and diseases is by itself of major relevance to public healthcare; a small fraction of unknown, sometimes horrifying, infectious pathogens and diseases are studied in the background by both public and private institutions like LAM-ORB.
When the ISOLATION WARD reaches full capacity, a DISINFECTION PROCEDURE is scheduled. Full information of the disease and treatment indications are given, and the procedure is performed on the patient.
The soft-ware tries to emulate as close as possible the experience, technology, and findings of the LAM-ORB organization's research during the 1970s. Rumors about the reason of the sudden disappearance of the organization include human experimentation, chimeric pathogen development, and secret medical research.
Display: 160x160 pixels, selected 4-color palettes
Audio: 2 pulse wave channels, 1 triangle wave channel, 1 noise channel
State: Load and Save progress
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Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 38 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
A very short but enjoyable game that has atmosphere to the nines. This is very much designed as a Commodore 64 game, and stays true to that design throughout. I can only imagine the absolute horror this game would've wrought had it really been made in the early 80s. That being said, there is very little actual gameplay beyond tightly scripted events that almost universally have the same outcome, and very little room for error, as the game plays, to this point at least, as a "click to see what happens next" kind of thing. GIven that it's early access, I'll give it a tentative "yes" and see where this goes from here. Somewhere not too much deeper in this is a potentially stellar horror game, and I hope the developers continue to work on it
【This is an effective training soft-ware. I feel more confident in my ability to recognize the symptoms of infection. What is the proper protocol for submitting an infected to LAM-ORB for review?】
Patient Name: JOHN DOE
Thrilling game. Its amazing what one can create with 3MB The pixelart is satisfying tested for a few minutes then quit to not spoil the game DEV please add new features asap so we can fully enjoy it .
yes
(early access) Pretty short but really enjoyed! Haven't got all endings (presuming there are others) yet. This is totally up my alley so absolutely worth the very reasonable price for me. Saw a reel about it a while back, watched half a playthrough and got pissed off how the guy was playing and had to do it myself lmao. A good amount of mysteries, big fan of the way it looks (big MORTIS guy, yknow), my main/only gripe gameplaywise is that I kinda wish I could get the diagnosis wrong/there was less handholding...but the time pressure/infection progression thing was so cool I didn't mind. I'm still wondering if the 'choose room for the transfer' bit has any impact, as I was trying to consider that and remember who was where. Hope it gets more traction. Looking forward to seeing how this gets expanded on, and am really curious what the devs are up to, have subbed to your email list. Cool!
Very interesting game, it's short, but certainly makes you think and gives you an uneasy feeling. I'm very curious now about the storyline and any connected projects, how it all may come together.
Very good idea, the game atmosphere is simple yet terrifying. I guess its only the begining but yes it ends pretty fast and it feels like the game holds your hand a little too much
Ended up in a purgatory loop where I kept getting patients nonstop without any way to lose or win. I think this game needs more time to bake in the oven (it's Early Access after all) but it looks promising.
Interesting game, excited to see where the devs go with this. And I love you Tom Toe <3
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