Unofficial Port Of Classic PC Game “Theme Hospital” Hits The Google Play Store

May 21, 2012

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If you're a huge fan of classic PC games then you're in for a surprise. Recently to surface in the Google Play Store is an unofficial port of the classic 1997 game Theme Hospital. The game is available for download now and will run you $1.49. The game can be played on smartphones and tablets alike. The SIMs-esque game offers you the great task of running an entire hospital from nothing into a state of the art and up to date facility with full wards, standard operating rooms, offices and of course, staff members. You're the boss, so hire and fire as you see fit. Some of the ailments from various patients are rather odd, but nevertheless, your job to cure them. Ready to download? Check out the Google Play Store link below or feel free to use the QR code as well. Let us know what you think of the game in the comments below.

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