Rooms, staff, shifts — and a reputation you have to earn.
You take over a small clinic on the Rhine and grow it: fit out treatment rooms, hire staff, buy equipment, license new specialities. Patients arrive with different cases — and with different amounts of patience.
The appeal is in the planning. A doctor costs real money per hour, an empty room still costs rent, and a patient who waits too long simply leaves. Your reputation decides how many people turn up at all.
All you need is a nickname and a password. There is nothing to buy, nothing to pay out and no advertising. Works in any browser and on your phone.
Play for freeRostering is the heart of the game. Your hospital runs around the clock in three shifts and each shift needs its own staff. A doctor assigned to the early shift is not available at night — those rooms then sit empty even though you built them.
Staff is your biggest cost. A consultant costs far more than a nurse but handles cases nobody else can. Hire expensive too early and you slide into the red.
Patients keep arriving with a case you can treat — or cannot. Anyone who waits too long leaves untreated and your reputation suffers. A good reputation brings more patients, more patients need more staff. That is the screw you turn all game long.
Once licensed you have to feed your patients. You can buy from a caterer — or sign a standing contract with a farm player. Eggs and milk from there are noticeably cheaper, and full coverage lifts your reputation as well.
There is no shortcut you can buy. No subscription, no premium currency, no ads. If money is tight early on the bank will lend you some — but you still have to pay it back.
Yes. No paid content, no premium currency, no ads. All you need is an account with a nickname and a password.
Because every shift has its own occupancy. Check whether you are editing the early, late or night shift — the slot may be taken in one and free in another.
Yes, it runs in real time. Everything that happened while you were away is calculated when you come back.
There is no real bankruptcy, but you can go into the red. Then it gets tight: the bank charges interest and without money you cannot hire anyone.