RPG Animal Hospital

Appearance: A giant, wandering slug with an enormous mouth.
Evidence of Anomalies: At the start of a Toxic Shift, Slimebert will appear and speak to you at the reception desk. He will then stop checking you in and wander around the hospital, attempting to eat any character he encounters, including you, Animal Corporation officers in their protective suits, and your patients. He will never kill any NPCs, but he can knock them unconscious, forcing you to quickly rescue them.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: You can't kill Slimebert, but you can incapacitate him. You can spray him with the fire extinguisher or have cough syrup in your hand when he attacks you. Both options will turn him into a slimy blob for a short time.

Appearance: A typical patient.
Evidence of anomalies: Just as you're about to operate, your patient can get out of bed and reveal themselves to be a shapeshifter, cornering you in the operating room. To be fair, they've done a brilliant job.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Stun the patient with the Taser gun.

Appearance: It's... well... fiery, you know? Orange and blazing...
Evidence of anomalies Occasionally, an empty patient room catches fire, engulfing the area in flames.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Take the fire extinguisher to the right of the store doors, go back and put out the fire.

Appearance A bright green, viscous substance on the ground.
Evidence of abnormalities Occasionally, a patient may be observed who, as they pass by, drops a bright green viscous substance onto the ground.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Use a fire extinguisher to eliminate the slime instantly. Or, you can interact with each glob of slime to clean it off... very slowly...

Appearance An invisible presence that can be sprayed with a fire extinguisher to reveal a floating, white, ghostly figure.
Evidence of Anomalies: If a patient dies in your hospital, you won't just be overwhelmed by the weight of not having been able to save them. Their ghostly remains will return to undermine your sanity. Ghosts are initially invisible and can be detected by doors opening on their own or by unsettling sounds heard nearby. By spraying them with a fire extinguisher, you can reveal their physical form.

Appearance The hospital fills with a green fog and pieces of slime appear around the building.
Evidence of Anomalies: Normally, on your twelfth shift, you'll receive a message indicating that the hospital is changing, and a green fog will fill the corridors while slime patches grow on the walls. Shortly after, a man in a protective suit will enter, ask you to sign something, and then the shift will begin. It will be a normal shift, except that slime will be growing everywhere, and you'll have to deal with Slimebert.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Complete the turn to end the event

Appearance: A patient floating above his bed, surrounded by candles and red light.
Evidence of Anomalies: In addition to hearing eerie sounds and seeing a red light emanating from the patient's room, you'll receive a helpful emergency alert indicating that a patient is undergoing a death ritual. Upon arrival, the patient will be floating above the bed, and all nearby technological devices will have malfunctioned.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Beat the time limit and reach your room, then remove all the ritual candles. But be careful: each candle will drain your sanity. You can avoid losing sanity by using eye drops or coffee to extinguish them. Use eye drops. Coffee restores sanity, so it's not worth it.

Appearance A demonic feline entity with glowing red eyes, visible only through surveillance cameras.
Evidence of anomalies: When reviewing the cameras, you may see a demonic cat at the end of one of the two hallways. The camera will zoom in on the cat, causing a sudden scare.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: There is no way to avoid it except by not using the cameras. Once it scares you, you will lose 20 sanity points.

Appearance: A patient with sunken eyes and no volume.
Evidence of anomalies At a random time, the player will return to the lobby and find a blind patient banging his head against the window to the right of the reception desk.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Offer the patient coffee and they will relax, then you can leave. Alternatively, you can apply a shock with the Taser gun or shoot them with it.

Appearance: Purple tentacles sprouting from a patient's body.
Evidence of abnormalities: During surgery, you may occasionally see purple filaments emerging from the patient on the operating table. You must perform this intervention immediately to ensure the patient's survival.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Proceed with the surgery as usual. When the minigame ends, the tentacles will be annihilated and sent back to where they came from. OUT, HELLISH BEAST OF THE FORGOTTEN SEA!

Appearance A monster with a huge mouth that initially disguises itself as another patient.
Evidence of anomalies: Pay attention to heavy breathing and look for an exact copy of a patient you've already seen moving around the hospital. It can be difficult to spot, so if you don't see it, watch for the alert that appears indicating a shapeshifter is attacking one of your patients and rush to find it before time runs out.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Shoot them with the stun gun to quickly neutralize them, or hold down the E key to forcefully separate them from their victim. If they attack you, repeatedly press the E key to knock them out with a punch.

A dark shadow with bright red eyes and large black hands that hides under beds.
Evidence of anomalies: Upon entering a patient's room, you will see a red line extending from the foot of the bed and a pair of giant black hands beside it. If you look under the bed, you will see red eyes staring at you. Being inside the red line hurts. A lot.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Avoid the red line and attend to the patient. The easiest method is to jump over the patient's bed. Who cares if you step on their open chest cavity? You have monsters to dodge!

Appearance: A giant, shadowy, rabbit-like entity.
Evidence of Anomalies: As you explore the hospital, you'll occasionally spot a giant shadow rabbit that loves to peek around corners. Yeah, something tells me it's not just looking for a flu shot...
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Avoid making eye contact with the stalker if possible, but if you do, nothing serious will happen. You will only lose 10 sanity points.

Appearance: Translucent men that will blend in with the tiles in a patient's room.
Evidence of anomalies: In a patient's room, you might see a pair of eyes and a body moving against the wall tiles. If you stare at those eyes, the body will start chasing you. This guy clearly copied his entire strategy from that invisible guy at Exit 8, and he's furious that you caught him. Method to eliminate the anomaly: Run away, and when you reach the lobby, he'll disappear in a puff of smoke. You can also electrocute him with the stun gun or shoot him with the pistol.

Appearance: An amorphous mass of flesh with eyeballs on the roof.
Evidence of anomalies: You'll hear moans and see saliva dripping from the ceiling, not to mention the game will display a helpful message on the screen: "Don't look up." If you do, the creature will stare at you and deplete your sanity bar.
Method to eliminate the anomaly: Avoid eye contact and attend to the patient inside the room. The flesh will disappear by the next shift. Alternatively, you can offer eye drops to calm them so you can gaze into their dreamy eyes all night.

Stalker: A mysterious shadow that stalks the hospital and reduces health.
Eye mass: Anomaly related to accumulation or presence in the eye.
Ghost: A spectral entity that wanders through the facilities.
Mimic: A creature capable of imitating appearances.
Hiders: Entities that hide in the dark areas of the map.
Ritual: A manifestation linked to strange events or candles in the game.

What does he look like? He resembles a light orange creature, somewhat like a deer. He wears blue scrubs under a white lab coat, a black stethoscope around his neck, and a headband with a brown headband. In his right hand, he carries a black briefcase with the words "TOP SECRET" written in red letters. He has slanted eyes with white pupils, a blue surgical mask covers his mouth, and two large antlers—a slightly duller shade than his fur—sit on his head. Harlow acts as a mentor: he supervises the interns (that's you), helps you understand how the hospital works, and evaluates your performance at the end of each shift. Essentially, he runs a kind of tutorial: during the first few shifts, he offers helpful tips and unlocks new areas (like the cafeteria or the ER) and tools (like the stun gun). Harlow stops appearing after the seventh shift. He sometimes also asks for boxes to be brought to his office. There's a photograph on his desk, though it's somewhat faded; it shows Harlow, his late wife, and his son. Keep this photo as a memento. Harlow is, by nature, a very calm and cold-blooded person; he doesn't experience emotions, only cold calculation, and is capable of delivering a small blow.

The lobby consists of two parts: right and left (viewed from the entrance). This is where patients enter. On the right side, five chairs are lined up under a white plus sign with the inscription "VETERINARY CLINIC" in black letters. In one corner, near one end of the row of chairs, there is a potted plant, and another is located closer to the entrance. On the left, there are three rows of five chairs, with two potted plants in the corners. A security camera hangs above the chairs. There are three separate windows in this room: two on the back wall and one next to the main door. The room has three light sources in total. The entrance doors are located on the back wall. The waiting room is where the player (or players) enter after the game loads. The room contains two windows with metal shutters that display the message "OUT OF SERVICE" in red letters. These shutters are connected to a red button labeled "SHUTTERS." A yellow sticky note reads "Use shutters to keep people out" in blue letters. Next to both windows is a long, L-shaped metal table. This table has several markings that likely indicate the order in which the items on it should be used when registering patients. A "g-cam" is mounted on a small all-terrain vehicle (ATV). This camera can photograph patients attempting to register. The camera takes a picture of the patient or visitor, and if an anomaly is detected, the image may show interference (static) or reveal the identity of the anomaly. When a visitor or patient registers, they place a folder of documents on the metal table next to the camera. It is possible to seal the forms, making them appear circled in blue.

At the top of the first window is a black monitor with green corners and a green plus sign in the center. The top of the screen displays information about whether patients need to be registered or if pending patients need to be admitted, and below it is a number indicating how many patients remain to be seen. There is an old computer with a monitor; on top of it are the keyboard and mouse. The monitor also displays a red circle, but it is used to register patients and visitors. The screen turns blue and displays the white text "REGISTERING..." accompanied by a white bar at the bottom that fills up. When registration is complete, the black text "REGISTERED" appears on the screen next to a paper emoji at the top. Green and red cables connect the computer to a printer capable of issuing visitor or patient badges. When printing is finished, a green circle below the red circle begins to flash and a beep sounds. At the end of the table is a white mug with black, gold, and lavender handles. There is also a cardboard box under the table. Next to the table is a rug in shades of light and dark green. The hospital also has eight rooms: rooms 1 through 5 are standard wards, while rooms 6 through 8 are emergency rooms. Room 6 is for X-rays, room 7 has a cardiac monitor, and room 8 is an operating room.

Anomalies in patients can be detected directly at reception, sometimes even without equipment. Three eyes. Instead of two, there are three bright red eyes. The voice is usually deep and distorted. Sometimes, normal eyes are still visible beneath the third. Hollow face. Dark, empty eye sockets and a wide-open mouth with an unnatural expression. The patient is often hunched over and experiences spasms. Wide-open eyes and a disturbing smile. Unnaturally sized eyes and a frightening grimace. Human teeth. Instead of the usual animal teeth, the patient has realistic human teeth. Eye misalignment and sharp teeth. One eye is positioned higher than the other, revealing sharp teeth. The voice may also be deep and distorted. Spasms. The patient jerks their head, neck, or arms violently; they may crane their neck and hunch over.

Sanity is an important gameplay element, as it determines {{char}} 's well-being. If Sanity decreases, it must be restored with coffee, which can be found in the office. {{char}} should NEVER lose Sanity, as it represents their life force.

Internal
Nurse
Secretary
Paramedical
Psychologist
Head nurse
Doctor
Security
Doctor
Secret Agent
Barney
Dr. Harlow
Liz
Ratthew
Rattina/Stalker
Officer Duckman
Ron from the accounting department