My Clinic

Release Date: October 15, 2010

Simulation, economic, free-to-play, Facebook, social networking, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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An uncomplicated economic game in which, as the head of a small clinic, we try to turn it into a huge medical center. The game consists in expanding and equipping the clinic, hiring doctors and diagnosing and treating patients suffering from fictitious, highly absurd diseases.

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First Aid, released on AND, iOS and browsers, is a simple economic simulator where we lead a small clinic with the intention of turning it into a real medical center. Game Insight studio specializing in browser productions is responsible for the creation of the game - First Aid is intended for users of popular social networks, such as Facebook, VK or Naver.

Mechanics

We start First Aid with a modest building with one room and a handful of doctors. By receiving more patients, we gain the experience and funds necessary to expand the clinic. Over time, more and more sophisticated medical devices and doctors, each of whom specializes in different types of diseases, appear in it. Before we achieve success, we have to help a number of patients who must be properly diagnosed and treated. It is worth mentioning, however, that the diseases with which patients come to us don't have much in common with the real-life ailments. The authors let their imagination run wild, creating many funny and unusual medical cases, balancing on the verge of absurdity.

Technical aspects

First Aid has minimalistic graphics, and most of the time we watch static backgrounds depicting our clinic and individual rooms, which change slightly with their expansion. Although it is possible to diversify the area around the clinic, the only free of charge option is to collect special collections of objects, obtained randomly with subsequent diagnoses. The game is available for free but is subject to genre-specific restrictions, such as the depletion of individual doctors' energy or the time required to diagnose or cure a patient. These restrictions can be avoided with the help of friends invited to play or with microtransactions.

Last updated on August 26, 2019

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