Project Hospital
Become an ace doctor, an aspiring architect and a successful manager at the same time. Design your very own hospital, tweak every detail or use one of the predefined models and just jump to the doctor’s duty. Contract different insurance companies to gain access to patients with interesting medical conditions, perform examinations, laboratory tests and use various equipment to solve the diagnostic puzzles. Hospitalize your patients, perform surgery and more! Use a collection of various objects, materials and colors to make it truly yours or save your time and use one of many different prefabs. From hiring to specializations, from doctors to janitors, make sure everybody is doing a great job and finds satisfaction in their work. Help your doctors and walk them through the most complicated cases or just follow your favorite patients.
Game Discussion
Steam User 44
Actually really fun to play and a lot more in depth than I expected.
Some of the game mechanics are a little iffy like not having a generalised location of pain for someone you're overseeing so you just x-ray every part of them in hopes to uncover that 1 last hidden symptom.
But this is by far the most detailed hospital sim I've played. It isn't cartoonish like some of the others. There's multiple departments to go through and the DLC additions have been awesome. You get full control of everything and can make some amazing structures unless you're like me in which case you'll have a brick wall blob for the external design.
10/10 will always recommend
Steam User 35
nice game and nice they still update it with fixes 5 years after its release.
Steam User 34
Great game overall but needs update for 2025.
We need Project Hospital 2!
Add more:
- employee/staff characteristics/perks
- employee/staff positions (security, chefs, therapists, orderly, HR, etc)
- levels of equipment set up, options, cost.
- more in game specialty departments
Player should more precisely control employee/staff pay, scheduling shifts, breaks, lunch, etc. not just a day and night/shift.
Make things like rooms with a windows, good or bad lighting more functional.
Steam User 27
This is one of my favourite games of all time. I am desperately hoping they make a sequel or enhance the game further with more DLC (Take my money now!!). I have so many hours in this game and I don't regret a single one of them. I am a control freak so I diagnose and treat every single person who comes into my hospital. I have played two point hospital and theme hospital and while I like them, it is the reality in the diagnosis and treatment in this game that works for me. I also love that you choose your level of control...do you focus on design and let AI do the rest or do you do everything (and if you choose to diagnose do you operate at a junior level with lots of hints or do you ramp it up to specialist and fly blind). I love that I can tailor the game to how I play. I love that it has built in objectives (insurance objectives) and events (with a DLC). I love this game full stop. Aspects of the design and build are a little clunky...but nothing that couldn't be addressed in Project Hospital 2 (hint hint developers).
Steam User 35
Taking the time to finally review this game. No matter what, I always find myself coming back to this game and having hours of fun! I really wish it had more expansion packs, a maternity ward pack would have been so entertaining! Overall great experience and it consistently beats other games when I'm deciding what to play.
Steam User 24
Really enjoy this game, however I wonder if it will get anymore DLC's??? Labor & Delivery, Prison Ward, Child Care, Food Services, Hospital Admin, just to name a few other departments.
Steam User 13
This game is really fun. It's kinda "the sims", but with an extraordinarily fun system modeling various ailments and hospital workflow. The same game engine supports anything from a small suburban doctor practice (one man operation) to the largest hospitals.
The game can be enjoyed in a lot of different ways. You can start small with a small practice and treat patients, but refer (and not get fully paid) for the patients in need of treatments or diagnostics you cannot provide.
You can download a fully working and optimized hospital and just enjoy following patients and staff as they interact. Or you can download an empty hospital and gradually hire staff for it and deal with various "hidden" mal-hires (like a person being a drunk or skipping work) or simply that you chose a night owl for the day shift so you you can adjust and fine tune the process.
Or you can take direct control of a doctor and "be" that person inside any of the aforementioned options.
And you learn some medicine while doing it.