War Hospital: Original Soundtrack

Immerse yourself fully in the war with the original War Hospital soundtrack.

TRACK LISTING

1. Your Call (Main Theme) - (2:44)
2. Everything Else Fades - (2:30)
3. Thoughts We Need - (3:04)
4. Never Enough - (1:36)
5. Hour Unknown - (2:39)
6. Tar-like Air - (2:28)
7. Denial - (2:28)
8. Orphaned Footprints - (2:27)
9. It Used To Be a Nice Place - (2:18)
10. Disorder - (3:17)
11. Bring Them In - (2:24)
12. Broken Lights - (2:45)
13. Cinnamon - (3:09)
14. Lost Battalion - (3:12)
15. Next Man Up - (2:23)
16. When Is Too Much - (3:13)
17. No Man_s Land - (2:57)
18. Chess and Checkers - (4:53)
19. No Such Thing as Too Few - (2:32)

ARTIST: Michał Korniewicz

The year is 1918. You are major Henry Wells, a retired British combat medic, drafted back to take charge of a field hospital in the nightmare of World War I. Understaffed and undersupplied, the hospital is the last bastion of hope for countless soldiers on the Western Front.

Your main aims are to keep up your team's morale, and support the war effort with the soldiers you have treated.
To do so, you need to manage your hospital to take charge of the flood of injured soldiers brought in after every battle. Make sure to admit the patients in order of priority, before treating them, scheduling surgery or abandoning them to their fate...

Resources are limited despite the ever-increasing needs… Learn to adapt to each new situation, taking sometimes morally tough decisions.

Decide on improvements to make to your facilities, and use the latest technologies available to military medicine.

• A war-themed game that celebrates life, not death.
• Face the trials and challenges of one of the bloodiest wars in history.
• Manage your personnel, their missions and fatigue. Doctors, nurses, engineers, you make the recruitment decisions.
• You make the narrative choices, which have a real impact on how the game unfolds.
• Research options to introduce improvements, to better meet the changing requirements
• Game developed with the support of the Imperial War Museum, for a more authentic immersion experience.