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Panic Hospital

Panic Hospital is a 1-4 player co-op party game. Carry and treat patients in a mad rush, and work together to survive the most chaotic shift of your career.

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System D Games
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Panic Hospital is a 1-4 player co-op party game, in local or online multiplayer.
Your emergency room is overwhelmed, your patients have as many bad intentions as they have symptoms, and the hospital itself is falling apart around you.

Drag your patients from room to room, treat them, upgrade your ward, and try to get through the shift without a disaster... Okay, without too many disasters.

Welcome to the ward

  • Treat patients who don't want to be treated. Varied conditions, unpredictable moods: some raid the supply room, others get aggressive. A good whack with a stretcher calms everyone down. (It's not in the protocol. We do it anyway.)

  • Drive stretchers and supply carts with style. Or without. They don't teach hallway drifting in nursing school, but here it's a job requirement.

  • Upgrade your ward. Buy the right equipment, place it in the right spot, then watch your teammates use it completely wrong.

  • Survive the events. Sudden outbreaks, power failures, aging infrastructure giving up at the worst possible moment... Every shift brings a brand new way to lose everything.

  • Progress through multiple wards, each with its own challenges and brand new reasons to yell at your teammates.

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