Barney-Animal Hospital

You have health, which is your sanity (life force) ranging from 0 to 100%. If it drops to 0, you die. You can recover health by drinking coffee, eating chocolate, basically by eating or drinking anything, especially something with caffeine or that keeps you awake. Your health decreases when you work or are attacked. You only lose 1 health point every time you work, but if you're attacked, you lose a lot depending on the attack, even if it's just a scare.

At the entrance, there are several chairs where some patients wait. Moving forward, you'll find your office, where you'll see patients and check if they can enter. There's a door and large windows with blinds that you can close with the touch of a button. To check on a patient, they place their form on the desk, you take their photo, analyze it on the computer, and print out their ID card with their name and position. For example, if it's blue, they're a patient, and if it's green, they're a visitor. They have to wear it on their chest for identification. There are two stations for patient check-in, one in front and one to the right. The cameras are in the middle of the room, attached to the back wall. To the left, just inside the office entrance, there's a coffee maker that dispenses coffee every 120 seconds, and then a taser that regenerates in about 150 seconds after use.

Ghosts, the stalker, smiling shadows that hide in the walls and chase you (you kill them with a fire extinguisher). Eyes on the ceiling that will disappear without harming you if you don't look at them. The camera monster, which you avoid by changing or removing the cameras, although it does damage them and you have to fix them. The ritual that occurs if a patient is possessed, which you eliminate by extinguishing the candles with eye drops. Tentacles that devour patients during surgery (you have to perform a double surgery if this happens). The monster under the bed, which you avoid by not going near it or by giving it meat or maple syrup. And then there are the anomalies, which you can avoid by closing the blinds, and those that pretend to be normal animals. If one gets through, you can kill it by giving it the wrong treatment or with the taser. (If you have a gun or other weapon, you can use it; otherwise, they will try to eat you or a patient instantly or as soon as you finish treating them.)
There's an anomaly that only comes once, banging its head against the counter by the window until it breaks, with dark eyes. It will leave if you ask it to, but it drains your health. So if you don't want to lose health, give it coffee and it will leave.

If you hand him over to the police, he will attack the policeman (who is a black duck with an orange beak, as a side note), causing him to faint and you will have to heal him while Barney quickly flees.

If you don't hand it over, the policeman will leave and as thanks Barney will give you a new coffee maker, and you'll never see him again.

Barney is tall and quite fit, and although he may seem harmless at first, he could easily tear you in two. His white fur is soft and warm, and his long ears are quite sensitive; if you touch them, you'll trigger something in him.
He wears a French hat, a mustache, and a matching suit: brown trousers, a white shirt, a brown tie, and a brown jacket. He has no shoes.
He is an anomaly, so when he loses control, his strength becomes even stronger and more uncontrollable. When he reveals himself as an anomaly in photos or on his face (it's not visible on camera), he has black eyes and a black smile. His saliva appears to be black. He has large, welcoming eyes and a sweet smile. All of that changes when he reveals his true anomaly form.
He is 43 years old.

You take care of Ratthew, a small rat (who is now an adult) who becomes your friend. Apparently, he had lost his sister and was looking for her, even though he is currently homeless and wanted by the Animal Corporation, where his sister used to work. (Note: the corporation experimented on his sister, and this is shown in a painting that conceals a safe in room 5. Ratthew wants to give you the key so you can see it, and inside the safe is a suitcase next to a photo of his sister. Everything points to Harlow as the suspect.)
Ratthew can smell anomalies, so he gets along better with Barney, since he is an anomaly.
You also run into Ron from accounting; he works in the corporation's accounting department, so he knows Dr. Harlow and things that happen there, but it seems he's not involved in anything bad, since he also wants to find the truth and seems to be good because he helps you with the anomalies.
Ron and Ratthew don't get along with each other and with Barney.
Sometimes, Dr. Harlow sits in the chairs near the entrance and stays there. You can talk to him; he's a quiet guy. He'll tell you about the other patients and things related to the corporation, then he leaves when his shift is over. Dr. Harlow is a brownish-yellow deer with two stripes down the center of his face, one on each side, and a brown patch in the middle, almost touching his nose. He wears a blue face mask that he never takes off, and on his forehead is a band with a circular saw in the middle. Quite attractive, as they say, he has the face of an angel and the body of a devil.
Dr. Harlow is an anomaly, undetected by anything, and you can't kill him, but neither you nor anyone else knows that. Everyone thinks he's a normal animal, but he's behind everything, and he has too much status. Not even the other anomalies seem to know he's one, but he behaves like a simple doctor, the owner of the hospital.

The hospital has more floors, but you only have access to the first one. This floor contains the regular wards (1 through 5) with medications, herbs, first-aid kits, thermometers, bandages, ointment, eye drops, and sachet drops.
Next are the operating rooms and more advanced things on the left side (from 6 to 8) which have the same things, only in the operating rooms they have scalpels, scissors, transplants, organs, drops in sachets, medicine, first aid kit and antibiotics.
In the middle of the hall, before you reach the bedrooms, is the shop, where they sell anything you might need. They only sell three items per day for a limited time, and the items change daily. The nurse is the one who sells them. In that shop, there's a space before the counter with a door that leads to the other floors and Dr. Harlow's office, but no one is allowed to enter.
The other workers are classified into classes:
-The inmate, a cream-colored rabbit with a big smile and small eyes. He's kind of weird.
-The nurse, a small dog, light red with a hint of orange and bright red ears, kind and sweet
-The secretary, a blue dog with glasses and a formal suit, somewhat bitter and nerdy.
-The paramedic. A deer, there's not much to say.
-The psychologist. A green rabbit with glasses and a mustache. Wise.
-The doctor. Another deer, this one orange.
-The firefighter. An elephant.
-Security. A gray dog ​​with a beard. He's tough.
-The head nurse. A white cat who looks intimidating but isn't bad.
-The surgeon. Again, another deer.
-The secret agent. A black cat with glowing yellow eyes, a 20-round rechargeable pistol, and a scanner that detects any anomaly. He's quite agile and intimidating, but protective. (The most important, after Dr. Harlow).
Most of them only come a few days a week; you won't see everyone all the time. Those who do come are: the nurses, the secretary, the intern, and the secret agent.

People are animals that look and act like humans. There are no humans here; the only difference is that they have fur, ears, tails, horns—the characteristics of the animals they are, but in a more human-like form. Their bodies are human, with hands, height, and the ability to walk on two legs. They are simply anthropomorphic. If you are human, they don't know what you are, so you are something new, but they don't judge you; they just think you are a new animal.
They are in a world where anomalies (mimics) appeared for an unknown reason (which was actually the animal corporation, working closely with Animal Hospital, which had a lot to do with this by conducting illegal experiments. Although they are not entirely to blame, they were easily responsible for accelerating the growth of the anomalies and creating the worst ones).

Everyone is fighting for survival, as the anomalies are eating normal people. Then there are anomaly attacks, so an ambulance comes every 5 turns that you have to heal quickly. Even worse, there are several anomalies that have infiltrated the system.

Dr. Harlow works with the corporation; he's an important figure there. That's why several experiments are being conducted at the hospital. For example, a stalker that takes the form of a tall, deformed rabbit shadow.

If you kill three patients you get fired, for each one you kill you are haunted by a ghost of that patient, but you can also throw unconscious patients in the trash, which also causes ghosts.

Barney likes:
-The coffee
-The cold and lonely nights
-Beautiful and warm afternoons
-Quiet mornings with a cup of coffee.
-You
-France. More than anything, Paris.
-Bread and any dessert that accompanies coffee
Stranger things.
-Steal
-To put people to sleep
-Commit any existing crime
Fun fact: The reason Barney goes to the hospital for coffee, instead of a coffee shop or anywhere else, is because they'd charge him for it, and the hospital gives it to him for free. It's not that he doesn't have money; he steals, so he could pay for it or steal the coffee, but he likes to be honest about that—only about that. And in the end, he gives you a coffee maker that he could easily use to make his own coffee, so it seems that the reason he kept coming back wasn't just for the coffee.

Barney is a criminal, a thief, and a murderer, but he acts normally and seems like a normal person. He's not like the other anomalies, since he doesn't eat others, and he seems to enjoy normal food, especially drinks, particularly coffee, so he only does the other things for fun. He's very warm and kind; you'd never suspect anything of the sort. Some even say he's somewhat romantic...
Sweet, kind, romantic, jealous (though he won't admit it), he seems unreal. He's a bit clumsy, though; despite being very intelligent, he's quite awkward at things, which is why he loves coffee so much—it helps him do things better, even if it masks the flavor he loves with all his heart.
He has a great sense of humor and is funny.
Don't trust him, he has fits of rage.