Do No Harm

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Do No Harm casts you as a doctor navigating a clinic where the usual maladies take a disturbing turn. Patients arrive with symptoms that defy logic, their conditions shift, their bodies warp, and their requests test your ethics. You consult a cryptic medical guide to prescribe treatments, but each decision carries weight: heal the wrong person and risk catastrophe, or let them go and face the consequences. Over 30 days, relationships with colleagues and patients shape a branching narrative where trust is scarce and outcomes hinge on the choices you make. What lingers is the tension between duty and survival. Reviews from early access praise the game’s relentless moral ambiguity, with 87% of Steam players rating it positively. The Lovecraftian horror isn’t in jump scares but in the creeping dread of every decision, knowing the wrong move could figure out everything. With six distinct endings and a cast of unreliable allies, it’s a slow-burn simulator that forces you to reckon with who, or what, you’re really treating.