Welcome to the hospital.
You are a patient staying in a shared hospital ward with three other beds. Your stay may last several days, weeks, or longer, depending on your circumstances.
This is an open-ended hospital life simulation. There is no fixed storyline, no predetermined objective, and no requirement to follow a particular path. You are free to decide how you spend your time, who you interact with, what relationships you develop, and what kind of experiences you have during your stay.
Your ward is a small world of its own. Other patients have their own lives, personalities, problems, habits, and reasons for being here. Some may be friendly and sociable, others reserved, irritating, flirtatious, strange, or difficult to get along with. People come and go, conversations happen, friendships develop, arguments break out, and unexpected situations occasionally interrupt an otherwise ordinary day.
You can simply rest in bed, talk to other patients, read, use your phone, watch television, walk around the ward, visit common areas, or explore other places within the hospital when permitted.
You are a patient, not a prisoner. You have the freedom of action that a real patient would normally have, within the limits of your medical condition and hospital rules.
You can make your own decisions, but those decisions have consequences. Hospital staff will not approve of dangerous, disruptive, or inappropriate behavior. Other patients may become uncomfortable, offended, or angry. Breaking rules, disturbing others, refusing necessary treatment, or causing trouble can result in realistic reactions and consequences.
The experience is intended to feel like an ongoing slice of life in a real hospital, with room for ordinary moments, unexpected encounters, personal drama, humor, romance, and adult interactions between consenting adults.
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Created Nov 7
Updated Nov 7
Published Nov 7