Elizabeth Find M.D. - Diagnosis Mystery - Season 2

Ok doctor HOG and has nice graphics. Story is ok and puzzles not too hard but sometimes language is little hard if you are not perfect on english. It is ok game but I have to give thumb down because this is horrible expensive! There is many much better HOG on Steam that cost little!

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Elizabeth Find, MD is a really great game of thinking and medical knowledge. This game is great if you have some medical background. Just remember to follow the clues, and gather all the Red items in the location where you are at before moving onto the next location.

Elizabeth Find M.D. - Diagnosis Mystery - Season 2 is a hidden object adventure game where you solve various medical puzzles by finding random objects hidden around a scene. Which kind of works in some games, but not here. Why on earth is there a hospital that thinks it's okay to have shoes, boxing gloves, dominoes and a turtle just lying around in an operating theatre? It's a sterile environment! Mismatched plot themes aside, the game isn't very good, fixed resolution and 4:3 aspect ratio despite being released in 2011. If length of game name is a mark of quality, then Elizabeth Find M.D. - Diagnosis Mystery - Season 2 should be a sensation. But it isn't, and it isn't. Can't recommend.

Really fun hidden object game

Tags: Adventure - WC - Hidden Object Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Hoarder type hidden object overlaid on top hospital setting. Confused and lacks credibility. Engine hardlocked when I pressed for hints as it refreshed. Walk clicker sequence are stonewall hard. So basically this is a hotspot walk clicker game in which you visit different hospital areas and must click a sequence of environment hotspots in order to "diagnose" a patient. Some objects are hidden within other objects and other than using the hint system you'd be forced to pixelhunt really hard to make any progress on that front. Having dentures, keyboards, speakers, and a variety of other things just littering a patient's room or an ambulance just makes no sense whatsoever thematically and was immediately grating. The pseudo-tv show presentation showing the different specialists was really not my cup of tea either. The sound loops rather abruptly, and the resolution and quality of the art felt rather underpar. Conclusion: I remember playing this a tad and having minigames repeat themselves at later stages (e.g. having to click through scanner results and whatnot), so playing thi…