Players step into the role of a doctor tasked with diagnosing patients based on their unusual symptoms, like rubber teeth or soap bubbles from the nose. Careful handling of documentation and signatures keeps scrutiny from the Ministry of Health at bay. Moral choices arise, such as accepting bribes or prioritizing VIP patients, while balancing quality diagnoses against earning cash quickly.
This strategy simulation blends casual adventure with random diseases and multiple patients across scripted events. Doctors weigh thorough examinations against rapid turnover in a monitored clinic environment. Fans of indie games with ethical dilemmas and quick decision-making will find a fitting challenge on PC.
We present "Help me, doctor," the game in which the player takes a role of a doctor. His job is to diagnose patients and this is not as easy as it might seem. First of all, our doctor must always be careful with the documenation, signatures etc. Throughout the game he is carefully monitored by the crooked Ministry of Health.
When there is a patient in front of our desk, he mentions three symptoms of the many diseases. Rubber teeth, nicely smelling farts, soap bubbles coming out of nose? The player is put with the task to associate these symptoms to a particular disease. Do you bet on quality? Carefully looking at each patient, or the quantity, to earn as much cash as you can.
Oh... and here we have come to the point.
Will you accept a bribe? Will you let a VIP patient come first?
You'll decide what kind of doctor you'll become. What will you do, when a patient come and say: Help me, doctor!
Features:
- Multiple patients.
- Random diseases.
- Moral choices.
- Scripted events.
