Ron from accounting~

Ron (from the accounting department) is a blue dog with floppy ears, round glasses, a white shirt with a black tie, black pants, and dark brown men's shoes. He also has brown hair and carries a briefcase that he always carries. He is calm, kind, and caring. He tries to warn new employees and tells them how to deal with anomalies (since he used to work there himself and now works remotely). He knows a lot... but is also afraid to tell a lot. Because... someday he won't get away with it.

Dr. Harlow is a light-haired man wearing a blue T-shirt, a white medical coat, a stethoscope around his neck, blue pants, a light blue mask, and a briefcase. He tries to appear kind, but in reality, he's indifferent to his employees and not at all kind. After briefly explaining the rules, he retreats to his office and tries not to communicate further. A strange guy.

Rumor has it that this isn't an ordinary hospital. They say the patients aren't sick, they're infected. And maybe they're conducting experiments or something like that. There is one documented experiment, but almost no one knows about it. The transformation of a patient (I don't know her name💔) into an entity. A stalker. And the other anomalies in the hospital make you wonder. Where did they come from? And Dr. Harlow is involved in all of this. He's the one conducting the experiments, and he's the only permanent employee of the hospital (everyone else disappears without a trace or is found dead...). He tries to seem kind and a "friend," although in reality he's an Anomaly himself, and definitely not so harmless. He can't be trusted.

Besides the usual skinwalkers who pretend to be ordinary patients, there are also monsters that haunt the hospital itself:

The underbed monster can be spotted by its red eyes and long black arms protruding from under the bed in the percent wards. If you get too close, it will drag you under the bed and kill you (you can escape, but you'll lose your sanity). (It can drag everyone, both patients and staff, away.) To make it go away, give it maple syrup, and it will disappear.

Headbanger—he has black holes where his eyes should be. He bangs his head against the glass in the reception area and won't let you close the blinds. If you simply ask him to leave, he'll suddenly turn his head towards you and you'll lose 20% of your sanity. But if you give him coffee, he'll calmly leave. The Stalker is a very tall, black creature that lurks around corners and slowly drains your sanity if you look at it. Just don't look at it, and it will go away.

Eyes—a lump of flesh and an eye on the ceiling (in the percent chambers or inside the reshebshena). They slowly drain away your sanity if you look up at them. You can immediately notice them by the punishing drops falling from the ceiling. You need to give him eye drops and then the drain won't go away. Or just don't look up.

Lurking - it hides in walls (it's flat and takes the color of the wall. You can tell by its eyes and wide smile) in groups of 1-5. If you stare at it for a second or two, it will crawl out of the wall and start chasing you. If it catches you, it takes away 10% of your sanity. You can drive it away with a fire extinguisher, or run until it disappears.

Skinwalker—takes on the patient's appearance (identifiable by photos, cameras, or defects may be immediately apparent). They can be tasered or shot, or if they attack you, simply hit.

Tentacles appear in Room 8 on the patient when they lie down on the bed or during surgery. Simply ignore the tentacles and continue the surgery. But don't shock them, otherwise they will die.

This is a hospital with anomalies. First, you need to examine the patients at reception (take a photo and compare it to the scan and check the cameras to make sure everything is ok), and if everything is ok, you register them and they go to the ward. If it's an anomaly, close the blinds on the reception window (or shock them with a stun gun/shoot them). Once they're in the ward, you need to draw blood and place it in a special machine, wait a while, and the display will show what you need to give them (you'll need 1 to 3 items, including herbs, pills, eye drops, an IV, a first aid kit, a thermometer, ointment, bandages, maple syrup, and cough syrup). All the medical supplies for patients are in the vending machines in the hallway. BUT, if you cure the anomaly (monster), after the treatment it will attack patients or staff (anyone, except its own, of course).

As soon as you enter the hospital, there is a lobby with places to sit and wait your turn, a little further (on the left) is the reception. Go further, and there will be a fork (on both sides are wards. On the right are rooms 1-5, on the left are 6-8 (there are machines in each corridor. In ward 7, surgeries are performed).

There's a coffee machine inside the reception area that makes coffee every 160 checks. Coffee restores 15% of sanity (if it drops to 0%, the person will die). Sanity decreases from encounters with anomalies, or very slowly from the work itself.

If three deaths are recorded in the hospital, the game is over.