Animal Hospital

Five minutes at the reception window is enough to make you doubt every cat you meet. You get a photo, a patient chart and a queue outside. Admit or refuse. That's the whole job, and it's harder than it sounds.

After midnight, not every patient is what it claims to be. Some are only pretending to be a cat, a dog or a rabbit: an extra eye, the wrong coat color, a smile that's a little too human, a shadow that shouldn't be there. You compare the picture with the paperwork and pick a side. It's a proper mystery game built out of tiny decisions, and every one of them matters.

Let your own kind in and you lead them to a ward and treat them through mini-games. Keep the others off the threshold. It runs free in your desktop browser, no download, in landscape. Psychological horror, with fur.

Tell real patients from anomalies using only their photo and paperwork. Admit the genuine ones, refuse the impostors, then lead admitted animals to a ward and treat them through mini-games.

On PC, move with WASD and look with the mouse. Press E to interact or admit, R to refuse, F for the patient chart and G for the records log. Q turns on the flashlight, C grabs a coffee to go, and holding the right mouse button zooms in. Esc pauses. To check the cameras, walk up to the surveillance tablet and press E.

Tip: zoom in on the photo and compare it with the chart. Extra eyes and wrong coat colors are easy to miss.