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Open source Theme Hospital engine CorsixTH 0.60 Beta 1 released

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Greetings fans of Theme Hospital, the awesome open source engine CorsixTH has released 0.60 Beta 1 with new features and fixes.

It now includes a map editor, the possibility of user created campaigns, drug prices impact patients choices, machines now smoke when they are getting worn out, and more. It also includes a bunch of bug fixes since the last release.

See the release announcement on github here.

Looking forward to giving it a try myself, as Theme Hospital is an absolute classic not to miss!

You can get Theme Hospital from GOG here. As CorsixTH is just an open source game engine, so it requires the original files. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Muffinman Apr 12, 2016
I would have never guessed that we'd be talking about Theme Hospital 20 years later. My biggest memories are of the bodily fluids all over the floors of my little hospital.
immortel Apr 12, 2016
I think I found Theme Hospital in one of the abandonware web site.
legluondunet Apr 12, 2016
Quoting: immortelI think I found Theme Hospital in one of the abandonware web site.

Perhaps, but it is better to buy it on GOG ;)
This old game is still as fun.
Thanks to the Corsix devs team to give it a second life on all platforms.
This is the power of the open source.


Last edited by legluondunet on 12 April 2016 at 6:18 pm UTC
Kimyrielle Apr 14, 2016
I got it for free ages ago when I had to have Origin installed for playing DA Inquisition. I guess I finally have a use for it! :D
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