Design stunning hospitals, cure peculiar illnesses and manage troublesome staff as you spread your budding healthcare organisation across Two Point County. Build and customise your hospital - it is yours after all - with specialist diagnosis and treatment facilities, as well as the very latest in ornamental technology!
Create Your Healthcare Empire! Your first hospital is where it begins, but what next? Once you’ve cured the residents of a small harbour village, can you take on a bigger challenge in a busier hospital? Make use of the extensive statistic and information screens to analyse your strengths and weaknesses, and make rapid alterations. Adjust the price of your treatments, keep an eye on your turnover, take out loans and optimise your earnings. Balance your workforce with your ambitions as you strive to make profit (and hopefully save some people along the way)!
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Maybe it's just because quarantine, but I played this for 45 hours in 3 days. It's kind of like the Sims, where you turn it on and stop being aware of the sun for several days, and then you suddenly realize your desk is covered in plates and cups and cans and your leg muscles have atrophied, and then you don't play it again for 5 years. And then do it all again.
GIVE ME THE ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ COPY/PASTE ROOM BUTTON! 10/10 would play again. (Ttips to combat the somewhat broken system atm: 1. Use patients list, manually send those patients to treatment or home: a. Very high diagnosis but still queuing for GPs (even 100% patients will wait for GP till their death, it will waste most GP resources) b. Very low mood/health patient, if you can gurantee the patient getting their treatment soon w/o affecting others in the queue, use the room's queue function, or use click on the patient to change his position in the queue, otherwise send him home to avoid penalty 2. Treatments are much more profitable than diagnosis, plus they leave after treatment no matter what, but if well treated, then you don't need much ghost hunting janitors 3. If in need of money in the early game, don't bother with food/drink/bathroom/comfort, do the minium and focus on your diagnosi
Exactly how i remember Theme Hospital from the old days but with better gfx and extra mechanics. Honestly if you loved its early versions than everything about this is the same with more. The puns are still good ol dad joke quality but tbh muscle memory has kicked in from the old game so for me its just a continued experience (which isn't bad at all).
A spiritual successor to Theme Hospital if you ever played that. Simply put I love this game. Quirky and odd, but funny and fun.
Two Point Hospital is definitely entertaining and the various diseases and methods of treatment are hilarious. These alone warrant a positive review. While the maps are fairly repetitive, they each offer unique challenges to push you into designing your hospital a little bit different each time. You can also purchase a large variety of items to decorate / improve your hospital, allowing for a pretty good degree of customization. There are some problems with how the game is played, however. The biggest issue is that in order to get a room to level 5, the game essentially forces you to make the least aesthetically pleasing design of all. The way I do it (and have seen others do it) is cover the walls in gold star posters. The way rooms must be designed sort of forces the player to do this and does not give any incentive to try anything creative in the rooms. This is unfortunate considerin
It's the best new tycoon game I've played in years. The only two things I don't like about it are the lack of enough available good employees and tediously spamming gold star pictures to keep hospital attractiveness up. There is a mod that will take care of the employee issues. There is a lot of attention to detail in the game. Some of the animations in the treatment rooms are quite funny. Water runs out of the waterfall painting. Things like that. I got this on sale, and it is definitely worth the price that I paid. However, I don't think that I would pay $35 for it. I'm a single mom, and money is tight. So, part of that is my circumstances. If the price isn't an issue for you, I would recommend it to anyone who likes tycoon games.
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