Corsix-TH the open source engine to run Theme Hospital has hit 0.11 (well they did a while ago actually) and soon 0.20 will be out as well it seems.
If you haven't played theme hospital before then you must have been living under a rock! It's a hospital management game where you design your own hospital to treat patients. The game itself can be found here on gog.com for $5.99.
Changelog
This is a bugfix release. For known issues etcetera, check out the changelog for version 0.10 here.
Gameplay
Fix: Patients were not fully diagnosed according to settings in the policy screen.
Fix: The game now handles a player trying to cheat into an earthquake on levels 1-4.
Fix: It was not possible to sell equipment in rooms if you had a negative balance.
Fix: Handymen could not be placed inside rooms.
Fix: Handymen would get called to clean soot in blown up rooms.
Fix: Machines that need to be repaired will now cancel that request if they are blown up.
Fix: If a cured patient was leaving a room just as it crashed because of an earthquake the game would throw an error.
Fix: Alien DNA could under some circumstances not have the "concentrate research" button clicked without triggering a crash.
Fix: A crash occurring under some circumstances if the player picked up a staff member.
User Interface
Enchancement: Since consultants are unable to learn new skills icons for not yet fully learned skills are now removed when a doctor is promoted.
Fix: Disabling background music no longer disables sound effects on Windows.
Fix: Checking if a sound exists crashed the game if there was no sound archive at all.
Fix: If the player paused the game from the top menu bar while an earthquake was active it would be impossible to scroll.
Graphics
Fix: On a few levels some sliding doors would not animate correctly.
Fix: Vomiting standard males had the wrong animation.
Download links here: http://code.google.com/p/corsix-th/wiki/AboutVersionZeroOneOne Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
If you haven't played theme hospital before then you must have been living under a rock! It's a hospital management game where you design your own hospital to treat patients. The game itself can be found here on gog.com for $5.99.
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Changelog
This is a bugfix release. For known issues etcetera, check out the changelog for version 0.10 here.
Gameplay
Fix: Patients were not fully diagnosed according to settings in the policy screen.
Fix: The game now handles a player trying to cheat into an earthquake on levels 1-4.
Fix: It was not possible to sell equipment in rooms if you had a negative balance.
Fix: Handymen could not be placed inside rooms.
Fix: Handymen would get called to clean soot in blown up rooms.
Fix: Machines that need to be repaired will now cancel that request if they are blown up.
Fix: If a cured patient was leaving a room just as it crashed because of an earthquake the game would throw an error.
Fix: Alien DNA could under some circumstances not have the "concentrate research" button clicked without triggering a crash.
Fix: A crash occurring under some circumstances if the player picked up a staff member.
User Interface
Enchancement: Since consultants are unable to learn new skills icons for not yet fully learned skills are now removed when a doctor is promoted.
Fix: Disabling background music no longer disables sound effects on Windows.
Fix: Checking if a sound exists crashed the game if there was no sound archive at all.
Fix: If the player paused the game from the top menu bar while an earthquake was active it would be impossible to scroll.
Graphics
Fix: On a few levels some sliding doors would not animate correctly.
Fix: Vomiting standard males had the wrong animation.
Download links here: http://code.google.com/p/corsix-th/wiki/AboutVersionZeroOneOne Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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