Rush M.D.

Board Game Geek Reviews

1. 8 out of 10

   gurpigurlie

   This game was very fun, but unfortunately there are only so many people who will play stressful real-time games with me (and only so often). Sadly it was too easy to play solo, even at the most difficult level. There is only room in my collection for one of the "Rush" games and Kitchen Rush has won the spot.

2. ajewo

   Rush M.D. is a sequel to Kitchen Rush. It is a cooperative, real-time worker placement game where workers are represented by sandtimers which limit how often you can move and activate locations. The game offers several mini games including dexterity challenges. + Theme (hospital, curing patients) + Artwork (rather cute, reminds of Smartphone games) + Components (colored wooden pieces, plastic tweezers) + Tense game due to real-time + Different objectives to fulfill + Many patients with different requirements and treatments. Some have to be diagnosed first (unknown illness) + Resource management (blood, bones, medicines) + Various mini games (including tweezers and syringe dexterity) + Quick playing time Neutrals: # Nearly language independent (location names) # Simple "draw the right token matching the icon" mini game # Simple "draw cards until you found a card that has not a certain text" mini game # Simple "fill syringe with wooden tokens" mini game # Tweezers dexterity mini game # Quite hard on medium difficulty (easy, medium, hard mode) Cons: - Using syringe and tweezers may be annoying over time Similar games: * Kitchen Rush (more deeper game, less party game, expansion available) * Project Elite (real-time re-rolling dice game to fight Aliens) * Escape: Curse of the Temple (real-time re-rolling dice game) * Magic Maze

3. 9 out of 10

   arsenal412

   Hampered by a larger lift to setup, that limits how often I drag this out. But, thematically, so super cool. I hate dexterity based games (e.g. Flick Em Up), but this one makes me happy. I enjoy my plays, even solo.