This is one of the best settings I've ever played. Many war games are about killing people. This one actually shows the real side of a war. It gives sad feeling when you loose people and can't do much because too many of them are dying. The game brings me very strong emotions.

On a technical side: art is top and sound is immersive. One of the best games on a jam. Hat off.

Very nice graphics in this. I spent way more time playing this than most of the others so far.

There didn't seem to be much of a penalty for letting the soldiers die. Maybe Florence should get sacked or something. Also, it was quite happy to let the wounded stand in the doorway for ever but as soon as they hit the beds they were in trouble.

I seemed to spend most of my time cooking - it might work better if everything was on its own timer like the health bars - i.e. you could start cooking a meal and tend to the patients in the meantime. Similarly, having to wait through the letter period -  it would be nice if you could keep playing and the money arrived after the delay.

But all in all a very enjoyable effort.

Gameplay unique, graphics amazing, audio great the design is real well synchronized.

The only main thing to add is on event when player clicks on “Cook Meal”, “Write Plea”, “Wash Hands”, and “Fetch Water” is to show a count down time of how much time is left until task is complete. Additional triggering events and scenes such as on click “Cook Meal” flash (or something to provide visual feedback on action taken), menu, tutorial, and etc. can always be added at the very end to make the game feel more complete.

Overall wonderfully planned, executed, and done.

Ended with a 73:3 ratio. Wow, you people deserve a medal. It's actually very difficult to believe this is "just" a jam-game. The art, the UI, the mechanics - everything is just so perfectly welded together. I love those types of workflow-organisation games and this one had not many things left to wish for. In contrast of how good it looks and feels, it almost feels wrong to pick on the very few areas where there is room for improvement, but hey - that's partly why we're here. ;) 

Appart from the "obvious" that it would be nice to have some sort of ending, simply a timer would've done enough there, like see how many people you manage to save before the time runs out and with that add a lot of replay value - I find the mechanic for the clean hands to be a bit unclear. I don't really understand if it was originally considered to have a greater impact - because I realised food would be wasted if hands where not cleaned, but hands got dirty when cleaning beds, but cleaning beds seemed to have a bit of lack of feedback. I don't know when I needed to clean, I saw no graphical difference and I saw not much improvement on the people assigned to them. So I simply ended up with ignoring the cleaning of beds. I know Florence would kill me, but if it works.....? :D

Oh, and also, I don't know if that's how you solved it, but that's how it felt, like the soldiers health was not linear, like you needed a lot more medication or food for someone gravely ill than for people who were better or simply 100% recovering. That was an amazing little detail that added so much!

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Very well made game I enjoyed it very much!

In the end I had 62 survivors and 9 victims and upgraded all the beds to max :)  

Wow the arts and music amaze me! Very well polished game! the gameplay is a bit on the difficult side but overall, it's very enjoyable! Well done!

Good game overall, didn't have any issues with playing it and art style plus audio all fit in really well. Nothing was overpowering anything (Audio wise) and it was easier to play after the first failed attempt.  Only thing I had issues with  was the speed of soliders coming in and leaving (or dying), if it started off a little slower to learn the basics of it, it would have been a great game.

Great way to learn about Florence Nightingale. I think it was really good at delivering an experience inspired by the theme. I was overwhelmed by having to take care of so many soldiers and have them die on me even though I was doing my best, but once I figured out a system I was able to do a lot better and save more of them. Art, music, and mechanics all play together perfectly. 

My feedback, as mentioned below, would be to do a quick intro tutorial to learn about how to play, and also maybe make the UI a bit more visual, especially on the beds. I often got caught up mistaking the actions Give Meds/ Food/Clean, but I think if they were Icons it would be faster to pick correctly. 

Great work!

There was a lot going on at the start but then I sort of got the hang of things.

I found it really hard to keep guys alive unless they were on the pink beds, cause money comes short and cooking food takes long. I did the best when I put some guys on pink and fed them all the food and ignore the other guys.

I loved the visuals and audio for this game! They really added up to making a well-rounded experience!

What a sweet little game. :) I enjoyed the graphics, the music and I thought it was a clever way to make a game concept out of Florence Nightingale.

At first I found it a bit hard to understand, so maybe a quick tutorial or info screen would be nice, but I eventually got into it, and found the gameplay loop to be kind of enjoyable. I did grow a bit tired of consistently waiting for food etc to finish up though, so maybe after the first time it happens, you could skip the wait somehow?

Well done! :)

First, characters are SO CUTE (even when cover with blood xD)

I like the gameplay (even if I'm not really good at it)

Really great !