A multi-tasking game: Be a doctor,solve your life troubles and play some mini-games.

Gameplay
Heart's Medicine - Hospital Heat features a point-n-click gameplay where you need to click to do some actions,however,some actions require picking or combine other objects,and at the same time,every level features a challenge,making it a multitask game. The game has 90 levels at the total, 60 from main story and 30 challenges. Also in some cutscenes we have to interact with the characters or the scenario. Also the plot has some surprises and changes that makes it more addictive.

Graphics
Very Detailed graphics and cutscenes,making the game very enjoyable.

Soundtrack
It has some musics for the levels,and some special musics for the cutscenes,that are very beautiful and really appropriate for the moment.

Final Note: 10/10
Heart's Medicine - Hospital Heat is a game for people that want to play a challenging game with a good plot and filled with mini-games. The game has 6 different areas and a lot of achievements to get and have fun without losing quality. Be the best Doctor that Little Creek Hospital ever had!

"You want to know how two chemicals interact, do you ask them? No, they're going to lie through their lying little teeth. Throw them in a beaker and apply heat." — Dr. Gregory House, House, M.D.

Here is the third part of Heart's Medicine series: Hospital Heat, hailing from Game House. Well, I must say that I enjoyed the previous instalment a bit better, compared to this one. Spoiler Allert! Allison, continuously changing romantic partners between games, isn't my cup of tea. I'd prefer a stronger protagonist, with better taste in men. With this flimsy course of events, it gets a bit too flighty for my taste.

You remember how the previous game ended? Happily ever after, right? Well, this one crashes our happily ever after the second we tune in. Little Creek is on fire! As Allison tries to run in to rescue, she gets trapped herself and... bam! We are flashbacked into a couple weeks ago again. Are you seeing a pattern here? I sure do. Well, in this part of our family friendly drama, Allison will be dealing with the reappearance of her mother, Daniel's return and Victor's head hunt to ruin the hospital. Yeah, we'll be having a busy season 3 nonetheless.

Aside Allison's own troubles, a couple other plot hooks which were not completely explained during the previous game will make a come back - like Ruth's troubles - and new ones will form - like what the f*ck happened to Daniel actually. Like many of Game House's products, coming from Delicious series, Heart's Medicine is no exception in presenting daytime television quality drama - only in cute animations and lively colors.

There has been nothing wrong with the truckload of other games in Delicious series in means of gameplay anyhow, so why to change a working thing? It is still a great time management, in which you will attend various departments in the hospital, while optimizing your runs and going through many basic mini games. It is a lovely time kill with the continuation of Allison's story attached. So, gameplay wise, you'll like this one too, if you enjoyed any other within the franchise.

Story here though, gets a bit melodramatic for my taste. It sure wasn't Nobel prize for literature material previously anyhow, but Daniel getting back into the picture, and Allison ultimately swooning to his way is kind of a deal breaker for me. I mean, come on! The guy is the screw up of the century and a liar already! If you have played the previous game, you'd know why no one would root for Daniel in this dilemma. Connor is the obvious better choice, for a gal who'd have some kind of a common sense. Well, the heart would want what heart wants in the end - no pun intended.

Can I recommend it? Sure, it is a lovely time kill, and an excuse to revisit already beloved characters. Did I like the story? Well, could have been better, but it certainly ends up bringing in more plotline to seek after for a new game. Enjoy!

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The second game and a sequel to Heart's Medicine series. The story continues with Hospital drama, love triangle, and unfolds the sad story of Allison's past, her mother tried to contact her after 20 years. Will our young intern accept her mother back to her life? The story is very sad and heartbreaking. I enjoyed it so much and felt bad for everyone.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=935767758

The gameplay is the same as the previous one, the challenges, however, are pretty difficult but still enjoyable. I liked the mini-games and collecting diamonds to purchase and decorate Allison's apartment

I've encountered a couple of glitches I hope they are fixed by now. The soundtracks are nice but sometimes it is muted throughout the level.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=935240509

The story is a good and strong point about this game. The gameplay can feel a little bit repetitive after a while, especially that you are going to do the same thing over and over again but with different items in the 60 levels. I had to take small breaks between the episodes.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=935838910

Pros:
+Beautiful graphics.
+Characters development.
+Good original soundtracks.
+Good story with lots of drama.
+Steam achievements.

Cons:
- Challenge stages are very difficult and frustrating.
- There are bugs in some of the stages which require you to repeat it.
- Needs custom mouse cursor (Sometimes you can't see the default small system cursor when the stage is busy)

I recommend this game to people who enjoy this genre. The story is good and so is all of Game House games!

Other reviews:
Heart's Medicine - Time to Heal Review
Heart's Medicine - Doctor's Oath Review

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Approximate amount of time to 100%: 13,5h
Estimated achievement difficulty: 5/10
Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
Has it been in a bundle: No
Is there a good guide available: You don't need a guide
How many people have completed this game at the time I'm writing this review: 114 on Astats

Multiplayer achievements: No
Missable achievements: No
Grinding Achievements: No
DLC-Only achievements: No
Time-gated achievements: No
RNG-achievements: No
Does difficulty affect achievements: No, you can play on the easiest difficulty
Unobtainable/glitched achievements: No

The games from GameHouse are like soap opera to me. The story is a bit cheesy, I want to scream at some characters to not do something so stupid, but I'm always enjoying the story. It kinda feels like a guilty pleasure. This isn't any different in this game, including screaming at the screen to the main character at one particular point.

This is a time management game with a heavy focus on the story. It is a direct sequel to the game "Heart's Medicine - Time to Heal" and goes on where that game left off. This story has an amazing ending, but the story will keep on going in the third installment which will release in a few weeks.

If you're familiar with GameHouse games you know the kind of achievements it has. A lot of them you'll unlock for just playing the game. The ones to focus on are the ones where you need to get everything on each level. Which means 3 stars, completing the challenge, and finding "Oliver".

This game changed my life, it's truly an inspirational tale about the life of an emotionally distant doctor and her affairs with her cats. 10/10 definately hiring the writers for my autobiography.

as a nurse i love this game a LOT

Not sure what it is about the Heart's Medicine games but I'm completely addicted to them! The gameplay is great - I love these kinds of management games but the story! OMG the story! I'm so invested in these characters lives, I can't wait for the next installment already! Keep up the great work guys, this game is well worth the price.

Great game play and mini games. It's casual, but I wouldn't say "relaxing" because it makes you hyper-focused on maximizing your time and getting everything done as perfectly as possible - which I find extremely fun!
The story was ... like a soap opera. Definitely my least favorite part. Still would recommend the game because cut scenes are just that and you can skip it if you want.

My favorite part about this game is that when a patient in the ICU needs a crash cart, you can take your sweet time. You're only going to lose hearts/score, the patient won't die.