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Genre: Visual Novel, Medical, Drama.
Platform: Console, Mobile, PC.
Target Audience: Fans of medical drama. People who enjoy to read. People who enjoy emotionally heavy experiences.
Game Description: You're a new attending general surgeon at an impoverished region, working there for a week as part of your education. After quickly learning the ropes, you go about diagnosing and getting to know your patients. They all have their own problems and a future to look forward to - and they are all very very sick.
You create a treatment plan for all of them, and go to look for the supplies. Terrified, you realize that there aren't enough resources to treat all your patients. From one moment to the next, you are forced to decide who gets to live and who dies.
You make these choices at the end of each day of the week. The player can see the effects of the guilt on the doctor, and also the impact the decision has on the patient's families.
The music will be atmospheric and chill. During decisions, the game will be completely silent. The music will be extremely somber when dealing with guilt and other depressive themes.
Image credit to Trauma Team (ATLUS)
