this game can learn real illness

As much as I want to like this game, it's just not quite _there_. The controls feel clunky than most similar games, for example having to switch between departments, or specifically hiring staff for an individual workstation rather than hiring from a global staff list. The way the game pauses when in "management" mode vs "doctor" mode is also a big negative for me - I want to play a management game not play doctor, which it feels like is really where this game is designed for but that's not what I want from a title like this. But as a management game, it just really doesn't go very deep.

On the plus side, if you like microing individual patients and trying to choose treatment options and diagnosing conditions yourself, this game feels good for that. It's fun to have it be more "realistic", with actual medical conditions to solve and treatments to use. The graphics are great, and being able to build across multiple floors is nice. The game has no bugs and seems to be well maintained by the devs with a nice community - but it's just not the management game it advertises as.

The beginning was a bit hard because there was little guidance of how to get things done etc. But 60 hours later I'm still hook to this game and haven't finished all the parts!