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It's hard not to appreciate the amount of variety at least, as DryGin's point-and-click game contains hundreds of diseases, viruses, treatments, and diagnostic tests to tinker with.

This one stands as both an obscure DOS game and a sociopolitical product of the early '90s. In fact, the game was crafted by Maxis in conjunction with the Markle Foundation to bring awareness at a time of debate regarding the U. It's interesting, to say the least — but how is the actual gameplay? Well, the consensus among the few who have played it seems to indicate a certain dullness and complexity that even makes early Sim City efforts look exciting.

Still, the attention to detail and educational value of this economic medical sim should draw some fans of the genre. Both a hospital management game and business sim, DR Studios' Hospital Tycoon shines for its nuanced mechanics and a surprisingly gripping story. While some have knocked it for being a tad rough around the edges, this game impresses with its vast scale, which can be further expanded via sandbox mode.

You must oversee the bustling happenings of a hospital while tending to patients, nurses, and doctors alike. With its more passive approach and narrative throughline, Hospital Tycoon feels as much like a game as it does an interactive version of the TV show ER.

Taking a more colorful approach to hospitals, Oxymoron Games fuses cartoon visuals with the nuance of a business sim. You assume the role of a builder, manager, and doctor all at once, as you must build, staff, and oversee hospital occupants.

There's no shortage of activities to lose oneself in — from treating patients, to tinkering with construction and keeping the staff content. In a welcomed inclusion, the complexity can be streamlined by selecting premade rooms. This allows you to focus more on micromanaging, knocking out tasks, and tending to patients. Various game patches have improved the experience too, especially regarding the quality of life issues.

There's an outbreak hitting the streets, mass spells of dizzyness, inflicted by the sinister Captain Brains. The goal? Transport the droopy, disoriented patients to the hospital. The wacky premise certainly fits with the cartoony, colorful visuals.

But beneath this childlike zaniness is a surprisingly fun action puzzle game, especially when tag-teaming with a fellow medic. The controls take on a comically loose feel, amplified by sloppy ragdoll physics.

But these mechanics — coupled with fun, escalating challenges — just add to the enjoyment and humor of the experience. Tarsier Studios doesn't take itself too seriously, despite the more serious tone this subject matter usually entails —but that's largely why it works.

When it comes to the job description of a surgeon, the word "fun" isn't often one that comes to mind. Yet, Bossa Studios seeks to cut through this notion and prove otherwise with this indie sleeper, formally known as Surgeon Simulator The life of a surgeon can be frantic and intense, and this game captures that feel with its immersive first-person view and deep mechanics. This is further enhanced with its support of nuanced motion controls, which can be exploited via Switch's Joy-Cons.

Despite the "sim" tag, this romp puts a goofy twist on a typically more serious subject, featuring some loose physics and rather excessive gore. This tricky interface makes failing almost guaranteed as you fumble and stumble through operations. Given the success of the fan-favorite Theme Hospital two decades earlier, British developer Two Point Studios had a tough task ahead of them in trying to outshine that effort.

Though it wasn't that unreasonable, given developers Mark Webley and Gary Carr's role in crafting that classic. Whether this spiritual successor lives up to Theme Hospital is debatable, but for most, it comes quite close. It certainly bests it in terms of the appealing aesthetic and smooth, manageable interface.

Two Point Hospital takes the dull, grim nature of the hospital vibe and puts a colorful, zany spin on it. This whimsical style is complemented by some truly fun, rewarding gameplay as you are tasked with building and managing bustling facilities from the ground up while tending to some rather wacky ailments. Play Now.

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