
Awaken the incompetent doctor within you! Diagnose strange patients, examine their absurd symptoms… and prescribe treatments that could change their lives… or cut them short. Your actions will have consequences.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.14/day in the week to Aug 25 → 0.14/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About

Congratulations.
Without qualifications, without a degree, and without the slightest credibility, the Last Breath Clinic entrusts you with the position of general practitioner within its hospital factory.
Welcome patients, examine them, diagnose, and prescribe with caution. A mistake can happen so quickly…
For any questions, complaints, or special requests, please refer to our motto:
“Health has a price, and everyone must contribute.”

Every patient is a potential fraudster. You have been warned.
Fake name, expired card, invalid insurance? It’s up to you to keep undesirables from accessing healthcare. You are the last line of defense.
Management is watching you…

Put away your rudimentary tools: medicine is serious business.
Fortunately, Management equips you with the finest French medical technology. True diagnostic weapons, including:
a rechargeable battery-powered flashlight
a thermometer that goes beep-beep
an intra-auricular blood pressure monitor
a suspicious-odor sniffer

Stranger-than-strange diseases…
Visceral sensitivity to light (vomiting included), sudden appearance of a wagging tail, or instant hair regrowth… Here, every symptom is a surprise, every diagnosis a gamble, and every mistake leaves a mark—on your paycheck as well as in tomorrow’s news.


Schemes, lies, bribes, and retaliation.
Here, being a doctor is not limited to treating patients. Every decision matters. Some choices make survival easier. Others bring it to an end.
In this world, a single mistake can cost more than your reputation.
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Reviews
Themes across 45 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
Esta bueno el juego, pero si fallas el día 24 no te deja rehacerlo, aprieto intentarlo de nuevo y me manda al día 5, salgo y para seleccionar un día tengo que repetir todo el día 23 del pan si o si y te saca las ganas de jugar la verdad. Es un bug que se debería arreglar
This is a fun game, but the rules are not clearly explained, and I have gotten extremely frustrated trying to figure out where I was going wrong at times and why I was getting fines when I thought everything matched up fine. Or why I would lose out on the bonus when I thought I had filed every patients papers. Things I want to point out here to help those in the future: - Vitaline year needs to be from 1998-1999. Anything before or after that needs to be refused, otherwise you'll get a fine. The minimum date is in the guideline book, but wasn't very clear at all and I was very confused as to why I was getting fined for the Vitaline date when it looked fine to me. - If you get a patient whose Vitaline ID is the issue and you cannot get that patients papers, it will count it as you not filing that patients papers. So no bonus. No idea how to get around this, as it's just one of those paper issues that pop up that you have to refuse. You cannot even take bribes from them, because you have no way of getting a prescription paper from them. I haven't tried using someone else prescription paper yet (will need one handy on the desk for this), might be a work around for the bribe issue? Make sure you file a the patient papers of the disguised patient as well as the healthy ones for the bonus too (even if you refuse them). Those are the big ones that have caught me out while playing the game. The allergies thing was explained poorly as well, but at least you can get the gist of it while playing. The rest are tricky (ID card number has gotten me a few times) but straight forward. So far anyway. I do wish there was a way to skip past certain npcs or make them move on a bit faster after they explain whatever they have to explain. On a second playthrough or day restart, it's annoying to have to wait for them to talk to you about random stuff before you can get to the actual patients. Ringing the bell doesn't move them along faster, unfortunately lol. Overall, the game is fun. The bum thing gave me a laugh as it was unexpected....as well as some other events. I'm trying to figure out the alternative endings and how to trigger certain events/achievements. I will also say that, the book needs an index? Once you hit like 20 pages, it is tedious to flip through to the end for certain diseases. Just a better/faster way to go to which disease you want would be great. I have also encountered a couple of bugs where I put in the correct amount of medicine, but I still get fined for it, saying it was the wrong dosage. I thought I was going insane, but I took a screenshot of it because it happened multiple times in a row and, yep, correct dosage for the disease, but still got fined for it?
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil
Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Passez votre chemin !! Beaucoup de bugs, le jeu qui régulièrement dit que le traitement n'est pas le bon alors que j'ai le bouquin ouvert pour chaque prescription... Durant toute une journée, le traitement d'une des maladie ne fonctionnait pas. Résultat, autant d'amende que de salaire. Bref, le jeu rend fou !
Prescribe and Pray is a quirky, darkly comedic game where you are a doctor diagnosing patients on the newest and weirdest diseases. Much like Papers, Please, spot the differences in paperwork, go through an interesting storyline, and make difficult choices... unlike Papers, Please, I don't have a clue what is going on in the story and every day that passes I feel more and more confused. But, honestly, just sit back, say 'this is my life now' and live with all the terrible decisions you make. I think it's been quite awhile since my jaw dropped on the floor this many times on how wacky everything is. My only complaint is that while it seems you have all the info in front of you, I genuinely wonder what's a mistake I've made and what's a glitch or bug. I have been recording my gameplay and many times I can say, ok maybe I've done something wrong, but other times, I've rewatched something and said... yeah, I still have no clue. Other than that, I've had no crash/glitch/unplayable bugs and am thoroughly enjoying my time playing. If you like Papers, Please style games, with the tight time limit, and very unforgiving consequences to your decisions, I highly recommend this game.
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Muy divertido, similar al paper please pero siendo un médico que oculta algo... claro en algo tienes que gastar el dinero que ganas... jajajaja. Recomendado
Played for a little bit but then when I started refusing people based on height or sex it said I was incorrect. Don't care to play anymore when the "rules" are vague and contradict what was supposed to be correct in the first place.
Great game and a lot of fun! It strikes a perfect balance between tense moments and hilarious comedy, keeping the experience engaging from start to finish. I had a great time playing and definitely recommend it. Despite seeing other reviews mentioning bugs, I personally didn't encounter any of those issues during my playthrough. The gameplay was smooth, the atmosphere was excellent, and the mix of humor and suspense made it a memorable experience. If you're looking for a fun game that doesn't take itself too seriously while still delivering exciting moments, this one is absolutely worth checking out!
Jogo divertido, com pacientes bem estranhos, a sua decisão é que define o que vai acontecer.
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