... to be honest I got no idea what it added. All I see it added is an extra UI that tells you which doctors you're manually checking their patients on... and that's it. Kinda thought we'd be doing some of the proccedures on our own.
This dev knows what's up. Even if I generally avoid games like this... I'm going to love it I know it.
And here I am... and now I'll get it. So excuse me...
Nuff said.
More often than not these type of games are very comedy-based. This is a first for me where it takes a more serious tone, without leaving out the details of a hospital management... I love it!
Like, goodness gracious, I knwot his is exactly what I signed up for when I got realistic mode in one of my first cities ever... but god... I love it. And I even love the whole soviet theme to the entire world. As someone who couldn't even get 10 hours into Cities Skylines as something always felt too... good to true, not to mention the stupid amount of DLCs it has... Pretty much 5-6 DLCs worth of content in Cities Skylines is included as base game in this Soviet-era depressive City Sim game... And I've thrown money at both the GoG and Steam version! Now I just wish for more achievements... and of course, I won't complain for a performance patch or two more after you guys take a break if at all possible. If not, that's alright, I'm still going to easily clock my first 100 hours of this game, and I'm aiming for 1000! TO THE WORKERS OF THE WORLD!
These guys KNOW what they're DOING!
IF... you like the actual board game. Lemme put it the simplest way possible, this game is pretty much a virtual representation of the battles in real board games. That means that the stats are important... and so is time. A single turn can take forever in the larger unit amounts as the AI has to control each individual mob at a time and it shows you said movement. So suffice to say it can drag on. If you can get past that, it's actually a terrific game!
