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In today’s day and age the demand for medical services is as high as ever. For the recently graduated Sarah, her dreams of a laid back nursing profession are put on hold as the many hospitals she is working are overflowed with sick people demanding help. Sarah quickly learns that in order to keep up with the public’s need, she has to direct the patients, bring the charts, and clean the stations. With more and more patients arriving and fewer and fewer spaces available to accommodate them, Sarah runs into the heart of Hospital Hustle’s game play.
A unique aspect to Hospital Hustle that separates it from the usual point and click Diner Dash games is the customization of the hospital. By treating patients, you earn money depending on the quality, speed, and type of treatment. With that money, players can purchase new equipment to facilitate healing, decorations for atmosphere, and even increase the pay of other employees to increase productivity.
Hospital Hustle has a lot going for it. Before starting I expected myself to stop playing the game after 10 minutes because I’ve played a whole bunch of similar genre games, however to my surprise I was unable to stop playing. The excitement of upgrades and customization to Hospital Hustle sets it far enough apart from Diner Dash, which gives you the upgrades on each successive level. I give Hospital Hustle a 4.5 out of 5 stars.
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