Overall, the game itself is not that bad and makes a good attempt at a Hospital themed game. They need to sort out the problem with clicking on items. It also doesn't seem to gradually get harder, it seems to suddenly get harder, so you go from quite an easy time, to being well over your head without any real stepping stone in the middle. When you do complete a hard level, that's when you get a real good sense of achievement, but until then it can seem slightly "same old same old". The comical style to the voice-overs and cartoon style artwork makes it a good game to have a laugh with.
+ Addictive style game play makes for an enjoyable play.
+ Lots of weird and wonderful treatment apparatus to discover.
+ Got to love some of the jokes.
+ If you loved Dinner Dash, you'll probably love this.
- Click to select control is infuriatingly inaccurate.
- Not very customisable, only in the slots to where things are put.
- No replay value once a level is completed.
- On some old TVs (remember the ones with huge backa to them?), text is impossible to read
It's also the seventh day of Christmas which hails the seventh instalment of Electronic Theatre's The Twelve Games of Christmas series, a twelve day long feature that aims to bring you the very best releases of 2009. We strive to give you a better idea of what to look out for in 2010's January sales each day, and today is the turn of July 2009, and we look back to the height of the summer at what were the best titles available.
Avault writes: "Handheld systems have long been the perfect remedy for whiling away a long wait – whether it be in those Black Friday lines as we chase down the last copy of New Super Mario Bros., or at our local health clinic as we look to procure that life-saving substance that will ward off this season's media emboldened Big Bad – the H1N1 virus. What better way to kill the hours spent suffering through an interminable hospital wait than by guiding ourselves through a virtual medical drama – the salve that the game designers at GameInvest have concocted in their latest release, Hysteria Hospital: Emergency Ward."
Hysteria Hospital: Emergency Ward is a best selling PC game. With the worlds Health Service also in the news, DS-x2.com claims that it is a complete coincidence that yet another game allowing you to see just how well you could run a large organization hits the review-shelves today. DS-x2.com's Andrew made sure his stethoscope was warm and pooped the cart in his DS...
