Ms. Squeaker's Home for the Sick

so let me begin by saying this: this game is intense without seeing any battle, i would catch myself unsmiling and uncaring as i sent 17 year old kids to a morgue because he was caught in an artillery barrage, another had an exposed skull, unrecognizable. so many died for a civil war, this game is amazing i recommend it to anyone who wants a fun game

i do have one complaint however: when you get a letter praising you for saving someone it changes into a painting you get at the start of the game, im unsure why and its a little immersion breaking

imagine getting gassed as a rat

The best sad game I've ever played

papers please
AH it says here that you have bullet in skull but you dont have bullet anywhere
DETAINED

This game is underrated it's more scary than 99% of horror games on this platform

love this game wish there was a dlc or sequeal.

Very good variation on Papers, Please. Brutal, gory, with great, vivid worldbuilding and handful of ruthless twists. Simple, yet effective in sending shivers down your spine.

Easily worth the price!

This short game really captures the feeling of Paper's Please, while showcasing it's own interesting war-torn mouse-universe.

With some polish the "squeakuel" could be a real hit!

The game has a very engaging story, not taking any moments to ramp it up.

the only issue with the story is that the various types of stamps aren't explained too well on how to use them
(specifically, early on, i was guessing that i should null people who were too far gone, and the identity checker is confusing.)

speaking of stamps, the process of handling paper and stamps is rather buggy, and doesn't feel as tight as papers please, or any other game.

aside from that, the story has me hooked and wanting to play more, alas, i have work and limited time.

Thoroughly enjoyed this.
Though a bit short, it has certainly captured the essence of what made Papers, Please great. I just wish they have ramped up the amount of tasks and complexity a bit more, or at least changed thing up occasionally as I never really felt overly challenged, and the last section before the end was really just a bit repetitive and overly samey.
I don't want to spoil the story, and my recommendation is you find out as little about this game as possible before you dive in.
The art style was chunky, but oddly endearing.
A nice, bite-sized treat between your larger gaming endeavours.

Quite a solid and fun game, saw this from Yippee Ki Yay Mr Falcon on youtube. a fun game kinda like papers please.

This game is...

1- awwww they squeak! That's soooo adorable! ^3^

2- Alright, bruised knees can be annoying...

3- *feels proud for receiving an innocent little mouse's drawing*

4- pfff itchy eyes, easy

5-*explosions**gunfire* Dafaq

6- Gouged eyes, broken snout, missing legs, chest impaled, exposed skulls - Oh my God what's happening!?

7- *Plot intensifies*

8- GONNA SAVE EVERYONE >:O - *stamp* *stamp* *stamp*

very nice game, gave me a lot of chills while playing



and a very nice tribute to papers please :)

Wholesome
then gore

Brilliant and funny little game, it definetly deserves more attention. Oh btw a kid had these:

Conditions
Extremely concerned
-ligma

i actually found this better than paper's please

Interesting game with simple mechanics and an engaging story. Similar to "Papers Please" with the gameplay getting more difficult as new things to look for/other rules to follow get added. There's also quite a few decisions you have to make that seem to change the direction of the story.

My favorite part is the world building and atmosphere of the game. It's a lot deeper than it appears at face value.

I haven't finished it yet but with the branching story and decision making it looks like there's some replayability. Overall, could've been cheesy but it's actually a pretty mice game with an interesting tail.

Nice funny little game, inspired by "Papers, please".
Advantages:

1. Fast pace, it keeps you on alert the whole time.
   
2. You have to figure out on your own which stamp is appropriate to use under which conditions. The process of figuring it out is kinda fun.
   

1. Mouse-sized pixels.
   
[*]Controls (or hitbox detection) is a bit clunky.

Nice game. Very wholesome. The story takes an interesting turn eventually. However, the game is way too short; the story had potential and I think more could've done with it. Perhaps some more interaction or background about the patients, perhaps someone coming in Romano already knows? Nice debut game however; curious to see more of it.

I have encountered a glitch while enjoying this game. when I get my vital stamp, I never get a list for the mice that are vital. game doesnt give me any new patients so Im stuck in an infinte loop. Please fix, I want to adavnce