HIPPOCRATES (inglese)

Back to Greece in 370 BC. on the island of Kos.

Hippocrates has just died and this leads to many doubts about the duration of his medical activities.

As one of his successors, he leads a team of doctors with the aim of perpetuating the treatment of patients in the Temple of Asclepius, later known as the first hospital in history. Be the rightful successor of Hippocrates and increase your reputation, so that patients from all over the Mediterranean arrive with the hope of receiving the best treatment ever.

He returns to Greece in 370 BC. on the island of Kos.

Hippocrates has just died and this leads to many doubts about the duration of his medical activities.

As one of his successors, you lead a team of doctors with the aim of perpetuating the treatment of patients in the temple of Asclepius, later known as the first hospital in history. Be the rightful successor of Hippocrates and increase your reputation, so that patients from all over the Mediterranean arrive with the hope of receiving the best treatment ever.
The game lasts for four rounds, with each round divided into five stages:
1. Kalosorisma — Each player admits up to three patients to their hospital. You have to select your patients carefully as all patients need urgent help and some may be easier to treat than others but make sure you help the most needy or you will lose your reputation as a doctor.

2. Pliromi — You have to pay your doctors or risk their departure.

3. Stratologisi — In this phase players try to hire new medics and buy medicine kits. If a player gets both, he gets a bonus.

4. Therapy — Now is the time to treat patients. Players must carefully solve and connect the right patients to the right doctors to maximize their resources.

5. Exis — Players count victory and reputation points and prepare the board for the next round.

Hippocrates combines Auction Bidding, Tile Placement, Resource Management and more to create an exciting mix that will challenge every player to best manage their patients and try to become the worthy successor of Hippocrates.