Игрок 8124·Рекомендует·36 ч в игре

Project Hospital Made Me Learn Real Medicine By Almost Killing a Guy With Lead Poisoning 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. Pros The diagnostic complexity is the best part of the game. 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 game punishing you for not paying attention, and it's brutal in a way that feels earned rather than cheap. It's built on real medicine, and it shows. Symptoms map to diseases the way they actually do in real life, department by department, test by test. I'd genuinely believe an actual doctor would enjoy sitting down with this. I've picked up a surprising amount of real medical knowledge just from playing, enough that it renewed an interest in biology I had as a kid and had completely forgotten about. The tutorials are excellent. This is a complicated game and it will absolutely overwhelm you if you're not paying attention, but the tutorials do a genuinely good job walking you through hospital flow, department dependencies, and how everything connects before it throws you into the deep end. Follow them properly and the rest of the game clicks into place instead of feeling like a wall of systems. There's a modding community, and it's still alive. Not huge, but active enough to matter. Good mods out there adding new departments, name changes, decorative items, posters, and other small quality-of-life touches that add up over a long playthrough. Your staff have personality, and it actually affects how you manage them. Employees aren't interchangeable stat blocks. Some have long commutes that affect their reliability, some are young parents juggling that alongside work, some are just more diligent on day shift versus night shift. It makes staffing feel less like filling slots and more like actually managing people, quirks and all. The day/night shift system adds a real layer of planning. The hospital runs day and night shifts, but starting up the night shift is entirely on you. You have to hire for it and actually pay attention to which rooms get heavy use during the day so you can staff and prep the right departments for the night. It's an easy thing to ignore early on and a genuinely satisfying system once you start optimizing around it. Cons The patient queuing system is a black box, and not in a good way. Patients who've clearly been waiting longer than others sometimes get skipped over for someone who arrived after them, with no visible explanation for why. I never figured out the actual logic behind it. It should be transparent, and it just isn't, which makes it hard to trust the system is even working correctly. Janitors clean whatever they want, not what actually needs cleaning. You can't direct them to a specific dirty tile. They'll wander off and re-clean a spotless hallway while an actual mess sits there in plain view. It's a small thing, but it's the kind of small thing that gets genuinely annoying once you notice it, especially in a game this focused on managing what's in front of you. This game is not for everyone, and it knows it. I recently finished one of the six major challenges and only 3.4% of players have actually completed it. That's a real signal about how steep the learning curve is here. If you go in expecting something casual, you'll bounce off hard, and the game isn't going to soften that for you. Bottom Line This is a genuinely deep, well-researched sim that rewards patience and punishes carelessness in a way that feels earned rather than cheap. It's not for a casual audience, and a couple of the systems (the queue logic especially) could use more transparency, but if you stick with it, it's a lot of fun and honestly kind of educational. Thoroughly enjoyed my time with it.

Игрок 0874·Не рекомендует·7 ч в игре

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 UI and relaxing playstyle, and it was just easy to boot up, play a bit and then close again. Project Hospital however, just always felt to me like I had to dedicate a longer time in order to really get into it and every time I came back, I had to relearn it. I do like the visual design though. The surgery rooms with the surgeons during operation look super cool and is initially why I decided to get the game and the look of your hospital as it starts growing also looks good and realistic. I don't think I can really recommend this game though, even if it is a solid management game. I just don't think I'm gonna play more of it and I honestly don't know who I would recommend it to. ─────────────────────────── Help me out by following my Curator, I’d really appreciate it!!

Игрок 4423·Не рекомендует·28 ч в игре

画质粗糙，指引做的不好，制作房间保存删除不好操作。内容比较真实，但是关于新冠表述指向中国这个很难忍，本来想退，发现时已过时间，只能这样了，后来者可要想清楚，打折也不多

Игрок 7960·Рекомендует·16 ч в игре

Project Hospital es lo mas Cercano a como funciona la salud y la gestión hospitalaria en la vida real que al menos yo he probado. Podría decir que se salta algunos conceptos y cosas así pero nunca he probado nada parecido (en el sentido de bien hecho como videojuego y no una simulador total de medicina) es decir algo interactivo pero realista hasta cierto punto, lo contrario al Two Point Hospital, Todo esto lo digo por que estudie unas carrera de salud, trabaje en un hospital y nunca desde entonces he probado un juego que trate la gestión hospitalaria y el tratamiento y diagnostico de pacientes tan interactivamente y simple pero difícil como Project Hospital. he probado muchos juegos de salud Two Point era divertido pero es un juego mas de gracia con temática hospitalaria que otra cosa Surgeon simulator mas de lo mismo En ARMA 3 hay un mod llamado ACE que incluye ACE MEDICAL y es lo mas cercano a medicina real que vas a encontrar el problema es Medicina de Combate y no trae ninguna explicación y te da total libertad, ¿Qué que pasa si le inyecto a un compañero 4 dosis de morfina? ¿Puedo? ¿Genial... ahora que?, no despierta... Oh... PZ tanto el original como Modeado puede ser lo mejor a nivel personal, sabe hacer muy bien y crea la necesidad de siempre llevar contigo un botiquín por que un mal corte y no vas a parar de chorrear sangre por todos lados así que espero que tengas un kit de sutura. Etc, Etc. Ahora PH. El tutorial es bastante pobre en si, si no tienes ni idea vas a matar a la mitad de los pacientes que entren y a la otra mitad los vas a mandar a casa con el diagnostico equivocado, necesitas algo o al menos lo básico sobre salud, la gestión la puedes ir aprendiendo y honestamente con haber jugado Two Point o algo similar ya vas a saber que hacer. El poder tratar tu mismo a tus pacientes es donde este juego saca a relucir algo que pocos y estoy bastante seguro que casi ninguno a logrado hacer tan bien como PH, si decides ser tu mismo el que atiende a los pacientes pues prepárate por que tienes que hacer, ehem. - Entrevista y Triaje si tienes enfermero - Dependiendo de los síntomas iniciales decidir tu primer paso digamos Dolor en EXT SUP IZQ, Hinchazón, Dolor Focalizado y un moretón. - Teniendo en cuenta estos antecedentes yo diría primero un Examen Físico y luego directo a Rayos para decidir el diagnostico. - A este punto pueden ser dos cosas A. Una fractura B. Una Contusión o golpe - Después de los rayos el paciente vuelve a la sala y espera hasta que sea llamado. - Las imágenes Dicen que no es una fractura por lo tanto es una simple contusión. - Se le hace un vendaje, se la de indicaciones, Hielo, Analgésicos y AINEs y para la casa. (Muy resumido por cierto esto) Lo puedes mandar a hacerse exámenes de sangre, de deposiciones, orina, TAC, RM, ECG, EEG y hasta puedes mandarlo a hacer el test de ELISA y mil procedimientos mas y ni si quiera esta modeado así es el juego base es una barbaridad. Algo así puede ser el trayecto que se hace si decides jugar siendo medico, puedes decidir solo centrarte en la gestión o puedes hacer ambas. Tiene distintos modos de dificultad que mas que nada son ayudas para saber porcentajes de probabilidad y ayuda en que cosa hacer con el paciente. Yo he jugado controlando a 5 Médicos al mismo tiempo en Modo especialista y en ocho horas no se me murió nadie y todos se fueron con un diagnostico correcto o simplemente lo que les di les sirvió. ¿Es fácil? No ¿Es Difícil? Si juegas solo gestión No ¿Y si juegas como medico? Si por que tienes que decidir tu mismo que hacer con el paciente y si no tienes ni idea pues el paciente tampoco, por que hay Cirugía, Traumatología, Ortopedia, Laboratorio, Neurología, Radiología, etc. Si es que la clínica o hospital que haces es lo suficientemente grande y entre mas días pasan mas complejos se vuelven los casos y aumenta la necesidad de tener lo anteriormente dicho, hay un progreso claro y no te avisa, te tienes que dar cuenta tu mismo. Project Hospital es un gran simulador de gestión y tratamiento en salud, Es complejo pero con un poco de ayuda sirve también para aprender.

Игрок 2759·Рекомендует·50 ч в игре

This is a unique and engrossing game IF you have the patience to get past its rough edges and are willing to do a bit of work to understand its mechanics. I spent my first few hours running to the forums to find answers to things which, it turns out, had confused others too. Why are my staff upset at being "unattended"? (they need a chief doctor in their department) What if the doctors can't distinguish between viral & bacterial tonsilitis? (treat both!). Why are people exposed to weather? (you missed a wall somewhere). Why isn't my surgery team performing surgery? (you need extra staff, and/or to set them to have specialised roles) Why do my patients keep collapsing post-surgery? (check them post-surgery for an abscess/infection/bleeding etc) Why are people turning up in ambulances with arthritis? (okay, I never worked that one out) Then I spent the next few hours trying mods to fix the stuff which was driving me mad (for a start - bedside examinations, more names, realistic collapses). Once I could finally get stuck into it, I loved it. From little things like the cute pictograms and animations and the different patient and doctor traits which keep things varied to the fundemental stuff, like the freedom to have as small or broad a scope to your hospital as you like. Want a dinky little clinic dealing with minor ailments? Go for it. Prefer a major hospital performing a dozen surgeries a day? You can do that too. There's something deeply satisfying about seeing someone get discharged after being pulled back from the brink several times, or in catching a potentially fatal symptom just in time. Add in the solid community, which offers plenty of help and additional content, and you have a pretty special game.

Игрок 7706·Рекомендует·45 ч в игре

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

Игрок 4242·Рекомендует·55 ч в игре

산지 얼마 안됐는데 꽤 오래해서 놀랐습니다. 재밌습니다. 사람들이 플레이하는거 보면 직접 진단하는 재미를 갖고 하던데, 저는 건물 최적화 한다고 맨날 알아서 하라고 합니다. 그래서 최적화가 안되나... 50시간밖에 안해서 아직 모든 과를 열어보지도 못했고, 수술도 몇 번 안했습니다. 근데 리셋은 5번 넘게 했어요. 건물이 맘에 안들어서...그리고 건물 짓다가 빚 너무 많이 져서... 어렵고 재밌습니다. 추천합니다,.

Игрок 1748·Не рекомендует·2 ч в игре

I suppose this just comes down to my personal taste, but the interface and art is just too unattractive for me to be able to spend much joyful time with this game.