Good job!

I really love the graphics and I think that the music and beeping really adds to the overall feel of the game :D. 

I don't know if there is a way of winning the game but I always seem to lose which is a bit sad because grandma always die. Maybe adding a timer of how long it will take until the grandma is better and then the goal of the game is to save her, and as many other patients as you can in the process.

This game is the best fit to the theme and limitation I've seen so far.  The black and white really emphasized the power yet powerlessness of the game.   The audio really adds to the feel as well.  Great concept and great execution.

I dig the direction this is going! I played a few rounds and wasn't entirely sure what my goal was...it might be easier to dole out instructions step by step in the game itself to hand hold a little at first. I also wasn't sure if I could point a pipe at any side of a hospital bed to get power to it...my first instinct was to try and loop around to the front of the bed, but the randomly assigned tiles made that impossible sometimes, so I wasn't sure. Actually, the first round I played, the randomness also sort of trapped me in the first two tiles, because I could only get the energy to go off screen. All that stuff feels like stuff you could iterate on, though...a few more animations, tutorials, etc to support the concept, but I think the core idea here feels really strong. Well done!

Hey there, I am doing video first impressions / thoughts. Really cool entry, I like the themeing and how gameplay supports the themeing. Here yee go: