Project Hospital

This is a tough game to rate and therefore hard to say if I recommend it or not. Project Hospital is a sandbox management game where you build and manage your own hospital. It is very similar to Two Point Hospital, just more realistic and way more “serious”. This game goes really hard in on management and less so on being a creative sandbox. Patients have to go through every step of the process and mishaps often lead to injuries and death. Hospital employees all have their own employee cards with things like personal stats, special skills and stress levels and patients have similar cards with their possible diagnoses, examinations and treatments. Most of this game is just about hiring and managing competent staff and supplying the correct facilities and enough space to house your patients. Most facilities and rooms are prebuilt, and everything kind of looks the same after you build your first few hospitals. So, there isn't a lot of creative freedom for the player. I do like that this isn't as silly as Two Point Hospital though and that they went the more serious route, but I also think it is somewhat what hurts the experience a little. Two Point Hospital's strength was its easy …

Love this game. Great attention to detail, real medical diagnoses and procedures, and an amazing community that keeps the game alive and adds new features even after the devs have switched to other projects. My favorite part is that I can take over and treat each and every patient manually. And man, it's tough! So again, thanks to the amazing community, and especially to Lavaman, whose incredible encyclopedia makes my gaming sessions so enjoyable.

[h2]Project Hospital Made Me Learn Real Medicine By Almost Killing a Guy With Lead Poisoning[/h2] Project Hospital lets you run things two ways. At the micro level, you take control of an individual doctor (you can even rename yourself into the role) and work clinic patients directly, running the actual exams (physicals, chest exams, skin allergy tests, and so on) to reach a diagnosis. At the macro level, you're managing the whole hospital instead: expenses, patient flow, staffing, the works. Both layers are playable, both are genuinely deep, and the game trusts you to actually understand what you're doing instead of holding your hand through it. [hr][/hr] [h3]Pros[/h3] [b]The diagnostic complexity is the best part of the game.[/b] Patients don't always present cleanly. You'll get someone in through the clinic or via an ambulance trauma case with vague complaints, breathing trouble, some pain, nothing alarming on the surface, and then they'll suddenly collapse. Transfer them to internal medicine and you find out it's actually lead poisoning or some other condition the original department couldn't catch with the tests available to it. Miss it, and the patient dies. That's the ga…

love this game 10/10

project hospital, where you need to fight your general surgery to get them to even do just one surgery. seriously. i had all of the staff i needed to do a surgery. hell, i had enough staff to do THREE surgeries at once. i had 7 free theatres. none of them did jack. they just sat playing solitaire and being stuck on "preparing for surgery". caused me to ragequit a 200h+ hospital. done with this game.

Awesome to play. A lot of things to do and build. Still in the campaign and looking forward to play in the sandbox.