Pandemia
**This is a very first prototype version! You may play it very soon and be invited to participate in development.
These are expected features.**
Attention: Prototype will be launched in june/2020. Your support will be welcome!
Choose who lives and who dies in a small peripheral hospital in a pandemic situation.
Live in the shoes of Keyla, a young doctor from the outskirts of São Paulo, in a pandemic situation.
2020. A small hospital on the outskirts of São Paulo lives the most bizarre story ever: a pandemic.
Many people cry out for service. Rich and poor. Women and men. Black and white. Children and old people. The hospital is getting full.
As a doctor, Keyla needs to examine. Examine and choose.
While choosing patients, Keyla also needs to have her personal choices.
Who will you save?
Features
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Play a 4-color pixel art game;
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An adventure journey. Think carefully, act quickly;
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Short gameplay rounds with replayability;
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Choose through mini-games who lives and who dies;
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Serve dozens of patients with based real-life stories;
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Feel the sensation of being a doctor during the pandemic
The game design may get modifications.
Read More: Best Medical Sim Choices Matter Games.
Heart’s Medicine - Time to Heal
I liked Delicious Emily: Message in a Bottle well enough to buy the gamehouse bundle. I was looking forward to more of the DE addictive gameplay and ludicrous storylines. This game disappointed me.
Instead of the insane sitcom plot of Delicious Emily, we get a semi-sane hospital-drama plot. A plus or a minus depending on how much you like helping your boyfriend / hospital director ditch his opioid habit via cutesy casual gameplay. Find all the pill bottles in time for a bonus!
More importantly - the gameplay is heavily loaded with minigames. Run the patient through the x-ray machine in under 5 seconds for a minor bonus! Set all the dislocated bones in 3 seconds, or the patient starts losing hearts!
– Real player with 27.3 hrs in game
Read More: Best Medical Sim Indie Games.
At the end of the day, faith is a funny thing. It turns up when you don’t really expect it. It’s like one day you realize the fairy tale may be slightly different than you dreamed of. The castle, well, it may not be a castle. And it’s not so important that it’s happy ever after just that it’s happy right now. See, once in a while, once in a blue moon people will surprise you. And once and a while people may even take your breath away. — Meredith Grey, Grey’s Anatomy
Heart’s Medicine is a spin-off of Game House’s Delicious casual game series, and this one, Time to Heal is actually the second season of the series. The first game was released on 2010, and it covers the start of Allison’s internship. If you are interested, the game can still be reached via Game House’s website.
– Real player with 21.7 hrs in game
Heart’s Medicine - Hospital Heat
I definitely recommend Hospital Heat, for those who are new to time-management games, and those who aren’t, it’s a fun way to pass the time, and the story and cut scenes are a new welcome to the form!
The story, this time, seems much more light-hearted than the previous installment, which is funny, since I was expecting to have my heart broken this time around, whereas in Time to Heal, I was completely blind-sided by the feelings the game made me feel. There’s plenty to do, with fun minigames, sixty levels, thirty bonus levels, two hidden minigames, and a chance to refurbish your apartment, and the story manages to be witty and engaging as well.
– Real player with 24.7 hrs in game
Read More: Best Medical Sim Adventure Games.
Straightforward time management gameplay with absolutely engaging storyline filled with drama.
Heart’s Medicine - Hospital Heat has the most dramatic beginning of any time management game. As the opening cutscene begins, the hospital is on fire. As in, literally burning to the ground. Rescue workers rush to the scene to quell the blaze, but so far to no avail. Only a few people have escaped the hospital alive. That’s when Doctor Allison Heart is dropped in via helicopter to save the day. As she attempts to enter the rooftop door, though, she slips and falls into the fiery abyss…
– Real player with 18.3 hrs in game
Save One More
Save One More:
One of the many honourable serviceman on the battlefield is the one with the role of the Medic. These individuals are exposing themselves to the same dangers and fears as any other soldiers in battle. Not only do they have to dodge bullets and upcoming bomb shells, just like any other warrior, but their primary job is to get to their wounded comrades as fast as possible, without thinking twice about their own life. They definitely have a super sense of hearing to be able to make out the call, “Medic,” between explosive shells and whistling bullets. What courage these men must have in such chaotic situations, motivated by the thought, “I must save one more.”
*– [Real player with 5.7 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198003030375)*
6/10
A nice twist on war gaming
Short good game. I quite like art style.
A few tweaks would make a huge difference:
Firstly:
cut scenes should be skipable.
secondly:
the game displays wounded/saves/dead if one soldier goes down 5 times and you save it 4 times before it dies score would be 5/4/1\. when your dealing with groups of 20 or 30 soldiers its very hard to tell how many units are currently down. Quite a few times I though I'd revived all wounded only to have the dead count surprise me by going up.
*– [Real player with 5.0 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198873542904)*
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## Heart's Medicine - Doctor's Oath
First off, I love the games by Blue GIraffe/ Gamehouse and the Heart's series is one of my favourite. But this game or "Mobile port" left me a disappointed.
I previously played the game on the tablet where it already felt grindy, But it could be excused as it being a free game and you where often limited in how much you could play on a day.
With the Steam version the grind remains. And while it seems you get a bit more resources (and are not limited to how much you can do in a day) it feels weird that so little has changed. It really comes across as a mobile game where you paid to just have the daily restriction lifted.
*– [Real player with 195.5 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198005446199)*
**Well, the PC release sure came out timely haha.**
Heart’s Medicine - Doctor’s Oath is finally out for PC! Or should say that it was able to be ported over as those that played the series on PC were told that it wasn’t possible last year (I still held out hopes though).
In Doctor’s Oath, the Little Creek team is still getting used to being at Queensburrow. Not only does Queensburrow have a staff that isn’t too inviting, they have multiple systems in place that the Little Creek team finds weird. Though, the worst has to be that Allison is now interning under a different doctor, Dr. Ermey, during her last rotation. Dr. Ermey doesn’t like Allison and is looking for anything to fail her. He even has Aubrey as his star student (bleh). Of course, this isn’t the only thing Allison has to deal with. A new patient, named Grant, comes in with a mysterious disease and, due to a certain star student, infects a handful of doctors. Now Allison and the rest of the uninfected doctors must find a way to save their fellow colleagues before time runs out. I have to warn you guys, the story for this installment gets very sad.
*– [Real player with 36.4 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198280371208)*
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## Heart's Medicine - Season One
For those who have played [Heart's Medicine - Time To Heal](https://store.steampowered.com/app/494230/Hearts_Medicine__Time_to_Heal/) and [Heart's Medicine - Hospital Heat](https://store.steampowered.com/app/605990/Hearts_Medicine__Hospital_Heat/) , you may feel disappointed regarding how this season can be pretty bland; unlike the other two seasons of this series. But I would like to take note of the consideration that this is the **SEASON ONE** of the series. So there is a possibility that you do not feel the 'wow-factor' anymore as you have pretty much know what's coming up based on the other two seasons which you have played.
*– [Real player with 34.8 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198832742723)*
**Heart's Medicine: Season One Remastered** (Dash-TM)
Options include separate sliders for Music and SFX, full-screen and Show Game Hints. There is no custom cursor, so I made a simple guide on how to increase your system's cursor size [HERE](https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1975735017).
The original _Heart's Medicine: Season One_ released in 2010, and was a pioneer in the Dash-TM genre in several ways. It was the very first medical-themed dash game, it introduced the pop-up mini games/actions, and was the first game in the [GameHouse Original Stories](https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30274976) series to have the almighty golden hearts.
*– [Real player with 24.5 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198034193738)*
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## Field Hospital: Dr. Taylor's Story
Better than I thought!
I'm not a big fan of such kinds of games BUT this one hooked me for a few hours.
Nice stories.
Interesting to read while you're playing.
Good atmosphere (too much sfx of machine guns in the background, imho, but it's not a big deal - just make the music louder! :)).
Well done, guys!
Wonderful start!
Keep going and good luck with the next project!
Really would like to play your next game.
*– [Real player with 5.2 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198310678941)*
Great game play, narrative driven, choices are difficult to make considering everyone needs to be helped but I enjoyed playing the game very much and definetly would recommend it. The game play is short but overall I would give the game 4 stars!! Great job guys!! Look forward to playing it again!!
*– [Real player with 4.6 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198059600468)*
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## Syntherapy
This is a pretty darn unique game, gotta start off by saying that. Syntherapy is an interactive narrative game where you take on the role of Dr. Park, a therapist who takes on the task of providing help to an AI named Willow who has seemingly gained sentience.
Amidst the therapy sessions, you also have to maintain a good relationship with several people (and things). Firstly there's Tara, one of Willow's creators and closest friends. Second we have Dr. Freeman, the head of the university that is currently funding the research that helped create Willow. Finally there is your own ethics, if you stray too far from what you call professionalism then that factor will suffer.
*– [Real player with 8.9 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197989609377)*
### Intro
As a self-proclaimed great psychotherapist (without any real training, experiences or studies), I would say this is a game test my theories of my options. At least, no humans were harm in the testing of my theories.
### Pros
- introduction to basic mental health issues
- introduction to basic mental health therapy methods
- Many Multiple endings
- Requires deep thinking
- I like some of quotes. one example is " :): It's all in how you look at things"
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! Able to sense the struggle between gaining trust, and how revealing personal relatable details might affect professionalism
*– [Real player with 6.8 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197990763278)*
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## Autopsy Simulator
[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1159390/Taxi_Simulator/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1159390/Taxi_Simulator/)
[](https://steamcommunity.com/linkfilter/?url=https://discord.gg/y5E2GVH)
Autopsy Simulator is a game of mystery, in which a compelling story blends together with morbid simulation and horror elements.
You are Jack, a middle-aged pathologist whose life - private and professional alike - took a turn for the worse. After suffering a career downfall, the loss of your beloved wife Alice was the final nail in the coffin. Shattered and depressed, you live your daily life feeling like an empty shell.
That is until one day, during a routine autopsy, you find your wife's engagement ring hidden inside the body. It feels like the past just won't let go.
Are you ready to face it, along with all of its demons?
**Examine the bodies and study the files to get all the answers**
Every case has its own story and each victim has their secrets. Uncover them to solve the puzzles and learn the truth about your subjects… and yourself.
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**Cases prepared and analyzed by specialists**
Each case is designed with the help of real life pathomorphologists and forensic doctors, ensuring the feel of being involved in an authentic autopsy process. Down to even the most gruesome details.
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**Detailed depiction of organs and autopsy cases**
In-game bodies, organs and injuries are crafted with unprecedented attention to detail. While this makes it easy to create immersion, it's also not for the faint hearted.
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**A unique mix of simulation and horror**
A combination of engrossing gameplay mechanics and spine-chilling moments will keep you on your toes throughout all of the story's chapters.
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## Cladmen
A simple indie game with a very touching story and a good soundtrack.
*– [Real player with 0.7 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198265382836)*
drug dealer simulator. I recommend trying this game, not in reality.
*– [Real player with 0.5 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198031319631)*
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