Heart's Medicine: Season One

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Heart's Medicine: Season One is a single player casual management game. It was developed by GameHouse and was released on May 13, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

In Heart's Medicine: Season One, play as med school student Allison Heart and assist her in her medical career at Little Creek Hospital. Diagnose, treat, and operate on patients while following Allison's story from inexperienced girl to expert surgeon. With fast-paced time management gameplay, can you keep up and save all patients in time? As a hometown girl, Allison is determined to fulfill her dream job as a doctor, but reality may test her resolve.

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83%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,113 reviews

story54 positive mentions

monetization52 negative mentions

The game features a great storyline and engaging characters that keep players invested.
The graphics and design of the game are visually appealing and enhance the overall experience.
The gameplay is fun and challenging, making it addictive for players who enjoy time management games.

The game is plagued by glitches and performance issues, including lag and crashes, which detract from the experience.
Players are required to pay after the first few levels, which many find frustrating, especially when other games offer ad-supported options.
The game lacks sufficient challenge, with many players finding it too easy, even on higher difficulty settings.

story
104 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
52%
45%
3%
The game's story is widely praised for its engaging and heartwarming narrative, with many players expressing a strong emotional connection to the characters and plot. While some users noted issues with glitches and the need for in-game purchases to continue the story, the overall sentiment is that the storyline is captivating and enhances the gameplay experience. However, a few reviews mentioned that certain aspects of the story could be improved or felt repetitive compared to other titles in the series.
- “I absolutely love this game; it has a great storyline and great characters.”
- “The graphics are beautiful and the story pulls you in.”
- “Love the game, good story, fun characters.”
- “Some things that could be fixed is the storyline because it is kind of boring and the two trophies in the game, Chance and Connor, need to be switched because the Chance trophy gives you Connor and the Connor trophy gives you Chance.”
- “I love the graphics and game concepts, the mini puzzles, just wasn't impressed with the boring story and how easy it was to get 3 stars.”
- “The story is just okay but the game is really easy, so it's a really good game to spend some time when bored or in need of distraction.”
monetization
61 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
10%
5%
85%
The monetization strategy of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players expressing frustration over the excessive number of ads that disrupt gameplay and lead to freezing issues. While some users are willing to watch ads in exchange for free access to levels, others feel that the constant interruptions and the requirement to pay for an ad-free experience detract from their enjoyment. Overall, the consensus is that the monetization approach is overly aggressive, making it difficult for players to progress without encountering significant ad-related obstacles.
- “I love playing this game, and I've tried one of the other ones so far. Their great games have no ads and haven't frozen or kicked me off, which is great. The only downfall is that you have to pay for the whole game, and I wish the entire game was free because I won't be able to pay to finish it, and that sucks!”
- “It's a really nice game, but you all need to fix it. I'm only on level six, and there are no advertisements available. When I do come back, the game keeps freezing and not responding. I'm considering uninstalling it.”
- “I purchased this game a long time ago in full, but now when I restore it, nothing happens, and it says I have to pay for the no ads feature?!”
- “But the only thing is with all the games are the ads and if you want more points or anything you need to go through the same old ads 50 thousand times and it became to the point you want to cancel your subscription and do something else!”
- “I keep getting 'no advertisements available, please buy the game or come back later, thanks for playing' and I'm truly disgusted.”
- “Too bad you can pay for it in full and still have to watch constant unskippable ads.”
stability
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
95%
The stability of the game has received significant criticism from users, with many reporting frequent glitches, lag, and crashes that disrupt gameplay. Players express frustration over the game's tendency to freeze or return them to the home screen, often resulting in lost progress and rewards. Despite enjoying the game's content, the persistent technical issues have led some users to consider uninstalling if not addressed.
- “I had no problems, and there were no glitches.”
- “The game runs smoothly without any crashes.”
- “I experienced consistent performance throughout my playtime.”
- “I'm very disappointed because I was getting so far into it and then all of a sudden, it glitches in between levels and plays random music.”
- “The problem I have is that it lags and glitches all the time and I still have to pay to finish the game.”
- “I love this game but it's glitchy. Every time I reach a new level, the screen just blinks and I have to start over and I lose my reward. I'm going to play it a little more but if the glitches don't get fixed, I will uninstall.”
graphics
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
59%
32%
9%
Overall, the graphics of the game are highly praised, with many users highlighting their beauty, smoothness, and quality. While most reviews celebrate the visual design as a standout feature that enhances the gameplay experience, a few comments note that some graphics appear outdated or lack modern polish. Despite these minor critiques, the consensus is that the graphics significantly contribute to the game's appeal.
- “Fantastic gameplay, beautiful graphics and great storyline ... it is my dream that every little child would play this game instead of stupid Nikki Minaj rap games or Hollywood stories... not only is the game educational but it is inspiring, engaging and fast paced.”
- “I really love the graphics of the game, and the game - it is very smooth and easy to understand.”
- “The graphics are beautiful and the story pulls you in.”
- “This game has really bad graphics and it's so delayed.”
- “The graphics are a little old.”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
29%
28%
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Overall, the gameplay has received mixed reviews, with many praising its improved design, user-friendliness, and engaging storyline, while others criticize its slower pace and lack of options for efficiency. The game is noted for its educational value and beautiful graphics, though some players find the ad integration acceptable as it allows free access to the full game. However, there are concerns that certain aspects of gameplay feel like a regression compared to previous titles.
- “Fantastic gameplay, beautiful graphics, and a great storyline. It is my dream that every little child would play this game instead of mindless games. Not only is the game educational, but it is inspiring, engaging, and fast-paced.”
- “The gameplay is more user-friendly.”
- “I love GH games, but to me, the gameplay is so slow in this game and there's no option to call the next patient.”
- “Not to mention that the gameplay feels like a major step backwards.”
- “Yes, it has ads, but they don't interfere with the gameplay, and they make the full game available without paying for it; you just have to watch a couple of ads here and there.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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17%
33%
The music in the game is generally praised for its calm and beautiful soundtracks, enhancing the overall experience and storytelling. However, some users have reported glitches that cause random music to play during levels, which detracts from their immersion. Overall, while the music is a highlight, technical issues can disrupt the enjoyment.
- “The soundtracks of the game were wonderful.”
- “The music is calm and beautiful; the graphics are very eye-catching.”
- “I love the stories, the music, and the drama.”
- “I was really getting into the game and the storyline, trying to play each one in order, and then I got to the prenatal levels on 48, and it would start to play random music that wasn't part of the game.”
- “I'm very disappointed because I was getting so far into it, and then all of a sudden, it glitches in between levels and plays random music.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
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Players appreciate the emotional depth of the game, highlighting its heartwarming stories and relatable characters that brighten their day. However, some feel that the narrative could be more engaging, as they found it somewhat boring and too easy to achieve high scores. Overall, the emotional connection is a strong point, but there is room for improvement in storytelling.
- “Thank you, Gamehouse, for yet another heartwarming story that helps make a dull day a little brighter.”
- “I love Hearts Medicine; the heartfelt stories and lovable characters make it so relatable!”
- “I love the graphics and game concepts, especially the mini puzzles, but I wasn't impressed with the boring story and how easy it was to achieve 3 stars.”
- “The emotional depth of the characters felt lacking, making it hard to connect with their struggles.”
- “While the gameplay mechanics were solid, the emotional narrative fell flat and failed to engage me.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Users express disappointment in the game's replayability, noting that once all stars, diamonds, and objectives are achieved, there is little incentive to play again, especially for a paid mobile game.
- “As a paid subscriber, I feel that for a mobile game, there shouldn't be a subscription model, especially when there's zero replay value after collecting all stars, diamonds, and Olivers.”
- “Once you've completed the game, there's really no incentive to play again. The lack of replayability makes it feel like a one-and-done experience.”
- “After finishing the main storyline, I found that there was nothing left to draw me back in. The game lacks the depth needed for replayability.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The updated version of the game is appreciated, but it suffers from performance issues that detract from the overall experience.
- “Really nice to see an updated version of the original game, but it has performance issues that make no sense.”

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Heart's Medicine: Season One is a casual management game.

Heart's Medicine: Season One is available on PC, Mac OS, Phone, Windows and others.

Heart's Medicine: Season One was released on May 13, 2020.

Heart's Medicine: Season One was developed by GameHouse.

Heart's Medicine: Season One has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its monetization.

Heart's Medicine: Season One is a single player game.

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