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Steam News9 March 20263mo ago

📢 2026 Early Access Roadmap

2026 is our first full year, and we're excited to bring as many features as we can.

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Full CURE - A Hospital Simulator update

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added2026 is our first full year , and we're excited to bring as many features as we can. New diagnostics to keep your patients alive, new ways to build and customize your hospital, new threats to keep you on your toes, and somewhere down the line, the first real step toward the CURE itself. This is just the plan. Knowing this community, you'll continue to give us great ideas to include!
addedQ1Blood Test: New diagnostic tool to help identify your patients condition.
addedQ1Cleaning/Clearing: New mechanics to keep your ward in order.
addedQ2Urine Tests: New addition to the diagnostics roster.
addedQ2New Weapon: Brand new tool to handle the threats on your floor.
addedQ3PulseOX Diagnostic: New diagnostic tool, adding depth to patient care.

CURE - A Hospital Simulator changes

added2026 is our first full year , and we're excited to bring as many features as we can. New diagnostics to keep your patients alive, new ways to build and customize your hospital, new threats to keep you on your toes, and somewhere down the line, the first real step toward the CURE itself. This is just the plan. Knowing this community, you'll continue to give us great ideas to include!
addedBlood Test: New diagnostic tool to help identify your patients condition.
addedCleaning/Clearing: New mechanics to keep your ward in order.
addedUrine Tests: New addition to the diagnostics roster.
addedNew Weapon: Brand new tool to handle the threats on your floor.

2026 is our first full year, and we're excited to bring as many features as we can. New diagnostics to keep your patients alive, new ways to build and customize your hospital, new threats to keep you on your toes, and somewhere down the line, the first real step toward the CURE itself. This is just the plan. Knowing this community, you'll continue to give us great ideas to include!

The final Q1 features are on their way! Expect them to arrive late next week.

Q1

  • Patient Happiness: Now plays a bigger role in how your hospital runs.

  • Reception Upgrades: Different levels of Reception Desks.

  • Checkout Upgrades: Different levels of Checkout Desks.

  • Blood TestNew diagnostic tool to help identify your patients condition.

  • Customization: Customization options to make your Doctor your own.

  • Cleaning/ClearingNew mechanics to keep your ward in order.

Q2

  • Hire Help: No more running the whole ward solo.

  • Urine TestsNew addition to the diagnostics roster.

  • Walls, Doors, Signs: More control over how your hospital looks and flows.

  • More Customization: Expanding on what you can customize.

  • New WeaponBrand new tool to handle the threats on your floor.

Q3

  • PulseOX DiagnosticNew diagnostic tool, adding depth to patient care.

  • Vending Machines: Making their way onto the hospital floor.

  • Facial Features: Customize how your character looks.

  • New Zombie TypeFresh new threat.

  • Summer Decor: Give your hospital a seasonal touch.

Q4

  • CT Scans DiagnosticNew diagnostic table.

  • Ambulances: They're finally rolling in.

  • SwordsNew weapon.

  • Halloween Decor: Seasonal flavor for the spooky season.

  • Winter Decor: Close out the year with a festive hospital.

Strap in, Doctors. 🩺🧬 📌 Note: This roadmap covers major features only. Bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements are ongoing and tackled continuously throughout the year.

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Source

Steam News / 9 March 2026

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