Central Hospital Stories

A hospital to explore and play

Central Hospital Stories is a pretend-play game for children, built around exploring a modern hospital and making up stories about its patients and staff. It suits kids who enjoy dollhouse-style play, with medical settings to investigate and everyday hospital scenes to act out. The game is designed for ages 4–14 and can also be enjoyed as family play.

Move between hospital departments

The hospital is spread across five floors, with eight medical units as well as a reception, waiting room, ambulance entrance and restaurant. The departments include a family doctor’s office, a veterinary clinic, maternity, children’s and adult intensive care, a laboratory, an operating room and a staff room. Players can move characters and objects around these settings and decide what happens next.

Make up the medical stories

Play can take the form of a routine check-up, a patient’s tests and diagnosis, an operation or the arrival of a new baby. Hospital equipment such as X-ray machines and ultrasound monitors gives children props for their stories, while the different rooms offer plenty of ways to change the scene. There is no single story to follow: players can invent their own events and interactions as they explore.

At a glance

Central Hospital Stories is listed in the Educational category and is developed by SUBARA. Its 4.53-star rating, based on about 149,772 ratings, and 50,000,000+ installs indicate that it has reached a large audience. The hospital setting makes it a fit for children drawn to role-play, caregiving themes and imaginative play, rather than a game focused on medical instruction.