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Live the life of a medical doctor and help as many patients as you can, while growing your practice.
My brother-in-law is a doctor, so I been able to see a little bit into what it takes to be a doctor here in the US. It can be a very demanding and time consuming job. There is always someone sick or in need of medical advice. Well if you want to “live this life” for a while. you need to try Doctor Life from Wigu Games Studio.
Doctor Life is a fun, fast paced timed game where you need to diagnose and treat patients to earn money and fame (essentially experience). You start off with a simple tutorial and a small clinic. Your job is to build your practice and expand your clinic. You start off each day by getting the supplies you will need to treat your patients. Once you enter your office, then the fun begins.
People will enter your clinic with a variety of problems. Click on the person and they will tell you what is wrong. You then need to diagnose and treat them. The game will give you a list to choose from. One good thing is that you will see the same problems over and over again so you will know what to do. As you gain experience, new sickness and treatments will come available. The other big thing you need to know is that you are timed! You need to treat as many people as possible each day to earn the most money and experience. It is a fast paced game so you cannot be taking a coffee break!
As you earn money, you will be able to add rooms onto your clinic. Different rooms have different roles and will add to your doctor life. There are also achievements you can earn along the way too.
This is a FUN game and after a day or two (in the game that is) of being a doctor you will get a handle on what to do. I have enjoyed playing this game. It is a game where you can play for a few minutes (or a couple of days) put it down and then come back and continue your quest in healing more people. I am still exploring the game and look forward to seeing how far I can grow my medical practice. This is a complete game so there are no IAPs, which is very refreshing.
The doctor is in!
