Description

Ever wondered what it feels like to run an underwater rescue clinic? Ocean Small Hospital Doctor turns a nimble sub into a roaming care unit for sea life, mixing quick-response missions with gentle medical mini-games; to play, pilot across a scrolling map, ping with sonar for distress calls, and triage cases—turtles tangled in nets, dolphins with surface scrapes, small fish with reef bumps—then dock to a treatment bay where you clean wounds, remove debris with tweezers, apply bandages, and monitor vitals on simple color-coded gauges; the loop is learnable but layered: you’ll balance oxygen reserves, battery power, and medicine inventory while rough currents, kelp forests, and rock arches demand careful navigation; practical tips start at prep: stock two of each common supply, keep a spare filter in the engine room to stretch range, and plot routes that chain several rescues in one sweep; during procedures, use slow, deliberate swipes for cleaning so you don’t re-open healed skin, match tools to icons rather than color alone for accessibility, and pause the ultrasound if the patient shows stress to let the calm meter recover; rescuing larger creatures requires teamwork—assign the AI nurse to hold the fin while you wrap, or vice versa—and repeated visits build trust, unlocking playful checkups that teach behaviors like safe surfacing; upgrades matter: better thrusters cut travel time, stabilization fins reduce drift during delicate work, and a larger med locker prevents heartbreaking shortages; optional text-to-speech reads step instructions, high-contrast toggles sharpen interface edges, and soft vibration cues confirm correct tool use; the joy is quiet and kind—each healed animal swims away with a cheerful wiggle, the ocean map slowly fills with healthy icons, and you feel the satisfying rhythm of responding, treating, and setting the sea right again.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play