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Health Impact Studio is a very small game development company, and we are developing a game that will ultimately help medical students better understand the challenges of clinical training and medical practice. So far, we have a prototype that we have temporarily named "Quaranteam" because of the simple quarantine-related tasks we have inserted into this early build. We have built the base functionality for the prototype that includes basic navigation, movement, and dialogue. There is a dev room to complete simple tasks if you can find it. :) Can you give us feedback on how intuitive you find the basic game mechanics so far? 

Find our download and install instructions at https://healthimpactstudio.itch.io/quaranteam

Leave your comments here or on our community forums specifically about:

• Movement and navigation
• Graphics
• Dialogue Interaction
• Hospital Diversity

Thank you for any feedback!

You have a nice concept here. The heart character is adorable and the mechanics are intuitive. The vitals are also a nice touch.

We are always looking for healthcare-related assets! Anything related to a medical laboratory, hospital, clinic, etc. 

Was the dialogue interface intuitive? And was it clear how to talk to people? How did you feel about the audio?

Did the characters in the prototype represent a diverse population?

Were the graphics attractive? Professional appearing? Realistic enough to feel immersed in the simulation?

What did you think about the navigation? Was it intuitive? Did you need more instructions?

Thank you! We strive to create fun, interactive learning opportunities on various health topics.

We would love to know who is playing our games and if you found them engaging and educational. Feedback is very much appreciated!

We would love to know who is playing our games and if you found them engaging and educational. Feedback is very much appreciated!

We would love to know who is playing our games and if you found them engaging and educational. Feedback is very much appreciated!

We would love to know who is playing our games and if you found them engaging and educational. Feedback is very much appreciated!