"Do No Harm" offers unique medieval medical gameplay

A new indie game called Do No Harm puts players in the role of a medieval doctor. Unlike traditional games, this one requires players to manage patients and provide care without direct surgery. Players navigate a unique interface, mixing colorful liquids to treat various illnesses while facing strange challenges. Players start with clear instructions, but as time goes on, patients present more complex symptoms. The game offers a medical book to help players find cures, which becomes more essential as patients show unusual deformities. New tools and medication options are unlocked, increasing the challenge and engagement. The game has a mix of creepy visuals and horror elements, enhancing the atmosphere. Players must pay close attention to details; failure to do so can lead to patient deaths and impact the player's sanity in the game. Confusing elements, such as the "Humor Wheel," add complexity but also require players to learn and adapt. Overall, Do No Harm is engaging and different from typical games. Its art, sound design, and replay value make it stand out, even if it can be challenging at times. The game is available on Steam and comes highly recommended for those looking for a unique experience.