Product Description

A usual day in Hysteria Hospital - another torrent of patients threatens to turn the emergency ward into chaos. Only one person can control the frantic situation - can you keep your patients happy when your ward is overrun?

As a female or male nurse, organise the ward and direct the patients to treat their conditions as quickly as possible. You can design and improve your ward for life-saving efficiency to be the best head nurse in America and save the Hospital from being overrun! Each of the patients have many humorous conditions, all with cures using the latest, bleeding-edge treatment machines ranging from basic X-Rays to steam therapy to the hilarious De-Stress machine.

There are 7 different wards to run, from a local Maryville clinic through to New York Central Hospital; over 60 levels including the Endless Mode that steadily increases in challenge as you progress.

Can you handle the pressure?

• Organise the ward and direct the patients to treat their conditions as quickly as possible
• Design and improve your ward for life-saving efficiency to be the best head nurse in America and save the Hospital from being overrun!
• Each of the patients have many humourous conditions, all with cures using the latest, bleeding-edge treatment machines ranging from X-Rays to steam therapy to the hilarious De-Stress machine
• There are 7 different wards to run, from a local Maryville clinic through to New York Central Hospital
• Over 60 levels including the Endless Mode that steadily increases in challenge as you progress

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6649 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Oxygen Interactive
• Released on: 2009-07-17
• Number of discs: 1
• Platform: Windows XP
• Format: Unknown format
• Subtitled in: German
• Dimensions: .55" h x 5.32" w x 7.48" l, .24 pounds

Customer Reviews

Good fun, but for a fairly limited time.
Quite a simple game by today's standards - the graphics are cute rather than impressive. You don't get to build the hotel, and can only furnish it in a limited (and mostly directed) way. Basically, play involves dragging and dropping patients from place to place, and collecting medicine and charts to deliver to the right patient. It starts off slowly on each level and gets more and more frantic. The game is good fun, if somewhat repetitive. It only took a few days to complete (I am an adult, though!).