Glad Steam could also see the similarities to Papers, Please. I'm a huge fan of the game, and Lucas Pope's games in general. I've tried probably a dozen different games inspired by it since I played PP, but non has actually managed to capture me the same way. Though it can't be easy to be compared to arguably the best solo developer out there. I think your game looks very interesting; hands on approach, signing documents, placing papers and cards, and a somewhat realistic approach it seems. Looks promisi...

Hello. First of all the game looks very promising and i can't wait to play the full version. It would be great if the game also had steam deck support. The demo is playable however some texts are too small for steam deck and even the zoom function does not help as the text is blurred. However on my final day of the demo i had an issue releasing patients: I dipped the stamp in an ink and then i couldnt click it anymore to stamp the release paper. I tried to close the release form and do it again but same e...

Very interesting concept, but very janky and unstable. All in all, curious about how it develops, wishlisted it for now. Feedback: - The beginning where you can literally only click on one thing on the screen is way too long. - Art is very cool and fitting - Exploration is VERY easy to miss, since you can't leave your room after entering it. - Patients files feel a bit empty, I met multiple where you don't even get a flavor text about why they were brought in. Bugs: - I could not release my first patient...

Just want to point out that this game should have been called Sanitarium not Sanatorium. Although extremely similar names, they are different health clinics. Sanitariums were mostly used for the treatment of the mentally insane, and a sanatorium is solely for the treatment of illness, mostly, if not always Tuberculosis. It's okay, but it will perturb many that the game is misnamed. Again, not throwing shade at the devs, the game looks intriguing. Just saying that is a huge mistake. It's not too late to ren...

Ask anything about the game and its development. We're always happy to answer your questions. FAQ How does the deck building aspect of the game work? Each day you’ll receive a slew of new patients. You’ll have some cards flipped over and some visible. The test cards are used to flip hidden symptom (enemy) cards. Only flipped symptoms can be treated. You can use treatment cards to fight those symptoms. The treatment is not executed immediately, so you will be able to find the best so...