Reference
This page works best as a guide directory when you know the kind of answer you need, but not the exact page yet. Start with the right hub first, then drill into the narrower mechanic page after.
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Open this first if the whole hospital still feels noisy and you want one calm order to follow.
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Best entry if your next question is what to buy, skip, or upgrade.
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Use this when the main problem is still reading patients and rejecting the right ones.
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Open this when your issue is room routing, not one single monster or item.
Fast farming route for players trying to stabilize upgrades and shop pacing.
Quick answer on whether low-input farming is real, safe, or worth your time.
Best follow-up if the surgery room keeps punishing the wrong reflex.
Fast emergency answer for stopping the ritual without wasting time or sanity.
Important correction page for an older rule that can now mislead players.
Fast-answer page for the biggest time-pressure events in the game.
Longer beginner route for players who want the first real learning arc instead of a one-screen starter page.
Shop-side class page for upgrade order, lobby location, and the safest first purchases.
Short-form intake page for fast desk, photo, and CCTV scans before a full admit.
Dedicated surveillance page for camera-only anomaly logic.
Use this if your anomaly misses happen on camera rather than at the desk or in the printed photo.
Best page for the front-window tells you should catch before photo or CCTV has to bail you out.
Open this if the printed patient image is where most of your uncertain admits finally break.
Main map page for room order, Desk, Office, Room 8, and the hospital route players learn first.
Route-first page for players who need room order more than room names.
Focused breakdown for players trying to decide whether Security is worth a slot.
Broad improvement page for players who want cleaner runs rather than one isolated mechanic.
Clarification page for one of the early object-side queries now showing up in search.
Fast-response guide for one of the most actionable timed saves in the game.
Practical patient-side page for suspicious admits, fainted patients, burning patients, and critical cases.
Dedicated rescue page for timed patient saves, carry decisions, and which emergency should interrupt the shift first.
Throughput-focused page for the kind of case that exposes weak room pace and cure flow.
Short answer page for the exact moment a patient stops being routine treatment and becomes a recovery problem.
Short answer page for who should be saved first once the patient wave starts collapsing the route.
Clean decision page for when the desk, photo, or CCTV layer is already strong enough to shutter the admit.
Short answer page for the exact moment a patient should be rejected instead of over-checked.
Short answer page for the exact point where the front-window read is already enough to reject.
Short answer page for the intake moment when the printed image should settle the admit call.
Short answer page for the positive side of the intake rule once every needed layer stays clean.
Short answer page for which camera feed matters most when uncertain patients still feel too close.
Intake-side page for admits that feel wrong before they become a full reject or a bad room problem.
Fast answer page for burn follow-up timing and why the rescue is not over when the flames stop.
Early-treatment answer page for one of the most common cure items in the game.
Decision-order page for the exact intake stack players use to clean up uncertain admits.
Routine-cure answer page for the most basic room-side treatment rhythm.
Common-treatment answer page for Thermometer timing and the room-flow issue behind it.
Bedside-cure answer page for Bandages and the pacing issues it usually points to.
Wider support-item answer page for a treatment that also stays useful in ritual-heavy runs.
Routine shelf-cure answer page for a common treatment item that now has a dedicated entry.
Answer page for one of the few treatment items that also doubles as a timed rescue tool.
Route-answer page for picking the right first room based on the current failure point.
Decision page for when the route confusion is specifically between intake and control-room priorities.
Short answer page for when Office should interrupt the route for CCTV, re-checks, or sanity reset rhythm.
Comparison-style sanity page built around one clear player decision.
Class recommendation page for players trying to survive runs without dependable teammates.
Room 8 event fix for one of the mistakes that ruins strong runs fast.
Single-enemy breakdown for players who want the behavior fix without scanning the whole roster.
Direct answer page for one of the clearest shoot-on-sight threats caused by bad patient admits.
Whole-roster monster page for the short rule on what to shoot, avoid, or solve with items.
Use this when the big question is what to shoot, what to avoid, and what needs item logic instead.
Clear answer on whether Eyedrops can handle one of the trickiest ritual interactions.
Companion answer page for the other common no-sanity item players carry into ritual-heavy runs.
Focused rescue interaction guide linking one item to one dangerous bed-side threat.
Coffee timing guide for one of the most recognizable window threats in the game.
Wall-camouflage threat guide for players who want a cleaner awareness check.
Straight class comparison for one of the most practical upgrade decisions in the game.
Comparison page for the premium solo shortcut versus the best free long-run class.
Weapon comparison for deciding whether control or direct removal fits your run better.
Anomaly group
The core desk-check tells you can spot before touching the camera or CCTV if you slow down and read the face and movement properly.
Anomaly group
These only reveal themselves once the printed photo is on the desk, which is why every intake route should include a real photo check.
Anomaly group
These are the waiting-room and CCTV-only fails that punish players who skip surveillance or only glance for one second.
Item Lookup
Use this side when you remember the item first and want the effect before opening the deeper item page.
Ranged answer to anomalies with 20 shots.
$410 or 99 Robux
20 sanity per bite, 3 bites total for 60 sanity.
$120 or 29 Robux
Cuts DNA analysis from 9 seconds to 4.5 seconds.
$110
Cuts recovery time from about 35 seconds to around 26 seconds.
$115
Instantly incapacitates hostile entities.
Free
Lets two patients check in at the same time.
$190-$200
5 sanity per sip, 3 sips total for 15 sanity.
Free from machine or shop purchase
Best for the moment when you know the name or face, but still need to place the character in the hospital.
Best if you want the whole cast split into main figures, NPCs, and patient-side names first.
Best if you want the cast-name index first and the role pages second.
Best if your search is specifically about side staff, lobby faces, and smaller named figures.
Best when your next fix is map discipline: where to verify, where to recover, and where the dangerous edge cases live.
Open this when the room question is really about the order that makes the whole hospital feel cleaner.
Open these when the hospital only becomes hard after timed pressure starts stacking.
Open as many ready rooms as possible and decide which patient needs recovery or treatment first before touching low-pressure tasks.
Grab the extinguisher and clear the fire before resuming shelf or diagnosis errands.
Pick the patient up immediately and route them to the correct room before checking new arrivals.
Get to the room immediately and clear candles with the safest no-sanity-cost utility you have available.
Best when you remember the cure or tool name first and need the room-use reminder quickly.
Good early grab when you are still learning shelf positions and want low-friction first-room confidence.
A strong comfort item once ritual events are in rotation because it saves both time and sanity.
Only grab after the diagnosis actually points to it; this is not a blind default item.
A situational pull, not a default carry item.