KakakiSoft Games
My Hospital
Take over a hospital in debt and look after patients, staff and your budget. A free hospital management game for browsers on computers and phones.
Recommended age: 12+Version: 0.6.31
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About the game
My Hospital is a free management game that puts you in charge of a small hospital. Your job is to organise things so that patients don't wait too long, staff get a chance to rest and there is still money in the bank. It is a hospital simulator about running the place, not about medicine. Illnesses and treatment are heavily simplified, and the game gives no medical advice.
You start with a modest outpatient clinic: a reception desk, a waiting area, two consulting rooms and a staff room. In the first few minutes you can pause, take a look around and add a second consulting room with another doctor. Patients arrive on weekday mornings, and a card of director's tasks suggests what to do next. You build a room by dragging a rectangle on the plot, then add doors and furniture. Click a room and the game tells you what it is missing. If you place something by mistake, you can undo it shortly afterwards.
Bit by bit the clinic turns into a full hospital. You can add a lab, X-ray, ultrasound, CT and MRI, wards, an intensive care unit, a maternity unit and an operating theatre with a recovery room. The emergency department never closes. A triage nurse gives each patient an urgency colour, and doctors see the most urgent cases first rather than whoever came in first. Some patients come by ambulance, and once you build a helipad the most serious cases can arrive by helicopter.
The other half of the game is people and money. You hire doctors, nurses, technicians and cleaners, plan a roster across three shifts and make sure the ER is staffed at night. Doctors can be promoted from resident to head of department. Treatment is paid for by the public health fund, but only in full up to a monthly contract limit, so growth has to go hand in hand with quality. A hospital pharmacy, a paid car park, grants and accreditation all help, and when things get tight there is a loan or a staffing agency. Overlay maps for traffic, waiting and dirt show where the hospital gets stuck.
Events break up the routine: a health-fund inspection, a sanitary inspection, a power cut, a heatwave, a snowstorm, a flu wave or a mass-casualty incident with a stream of ambulances. The game pauses by itself when a decision matters. When many people need help at once, you can raise the alarm and call in off-duty staff.
There are several ways to play. The campaign has eight scenarios with goals, a day limit and three stars to earn, from a small clinic to a trauma centre. A new game without deadlines lets you pick a difficulty: easy, normal, hard or custom. Sandbox mode gives you plenty of money and no bankruptcy. The Daily Challenge is a short new scenario every day, the same for every player. Photo mode and a construction timelapse let you show how your hospital grew.
The game is rated 12+ and suits anyone who enjoys building and planning. It is free to play in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone, with nothing to install and no account needed. On a phone you play with touch controls, and your progress is saved in the browser.
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What’s in the game
- Grow from an outpatient clinic to a hospital with an ER, wards and an operating theatre
- Diagnostic tests, ward care and a hospital pharmacy
- Patient triage, ambulances and a medical helicopter
- Staff recruitment, shift planning and doctor promotions
- Budgeting, a public health-fund contract, grants and accreditation
- Mass-casualty incidents, infections and random events
- Eight campaign scenarios, the Daily Challenge and photo mode
- Overlay maps for traffic, waiting and dirt, plus copying room layouts
- Free play with a choice of difficulty, and a sandbox with no bankruptcy
Game guide: My Hospital ↗Getting started, mechanics, tips and FAQ — a detailed guide on kakaki.pl.
FAQ
Is the game free?
Yes. You play for free in your browser. Optionally you can watch an ad to get an in-game bonus — always your choice.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. The game runs on computers, tablets and phones, with touch controls and an interface made for small screens.
Do I need to sign up?
No. Your progress is saved in the browser in several save slots, with no account.
Can I play on several devices?
Yes. Turn on “Save sync” in the menu, link another device with a short code and continue where you left off — no e-mail or password.
Does it work offline?
After the first launch, yes. You can also add the game to your phone’s home screen and open it like an app.
Who is it for?
Recommended age 12+. A relaxed management game for anyone who likes building and running things.
Do I need to know anything about medicine?
No. Illnesses and treatment are heavily simplified and the game gives no medical advice. What matters is organisation: queues, staff and the budget.
What’s new
v0.6.31 — Step-by-step tutorial and nicer characters10 November 2026
- A new tutorial guides you by the hand: it shows where to click and builds your first clinic with you, adds a door and furniture, and hires a doctor. You can skip it at any time.
- Doctors, nurses and patients have a fresh look: bigger eyes, clearer eyebrows and beards, chubbier hands and neater clothes.
- Crowds in the hospital are lighter to draw, so the game runs more smoothly with many patients.
- Fix: a door placed from the corridor side now also counts for the clinic, so it no longer stays closed.
v0.6.30 — What’s new23 October 2026
- The main menu and the pause menu have a new “What’s new” button with the history of every game version.
- When something new arrives, a “New!” badge appears next to the button.
v0.6.29 — Names that match the language18 October 2026
- In the English version new patients and staff have English first and last names, and a new hospital is called “County Hospital”. The sign above the entrance reads COUNTY HOSPITAL.
- Achievements in the English version show amounts in PLN, like the rest of the game.
- People already working in your hospital stay as they are.