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Steam News13 February 20264mo ago

Update 1.0.8 - FULL GAME - One Week Later

Various fixes: Some players were able to fix their crash issues by playing in windowed mode, so I’ve changed how fullscreen works. Hopefully the game will now run properly for everyone.

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Full Prescribe and Pray update

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What changed

9 fixes4 additions2 changes0 removals
  • Performance
  • Gameplay
  • Fixes
  • UI and audio
changedVarious fixes:Some players were able to fix their crash issues by playing in windowed mode, so I’ve changed how fullscreen works. Hopefully the game will now run properly for everyone.
addedVarious fixes:If the crash was caused by the “End of Day” button, it should no longer happen. I’ve added additional safeguards.
addedVarious fixes:Added a new NPC “repair” system to prevent missing data that could sometimes occur in older save files, which could cause invisibility issues — or worse.
fixedVarious fixes:When exiting the blood pressure monitor after turning the patient “red,” they would not return to their original color. This has been fixed.
addedVarious fixes:A new “Clock Speed” option has been added to slow down time for those who need it. By default, the value remains at 1.0 and can go down to 0.5 (time moves at half speed).
fixedVarious fixes:Replaced “W” with “F” for gender display in the English translation.

Prescribe and Pray changes

changedSome players were able to fix their crash issues by playing in windowed mode, so I’ve changed how fullscreen works. Hopefully the game will now run properly for everyone.
addedIf the crash was caused by the “End of Day” button, it should no longer happen. I’ve added additional safeguards.
addedAdded a new NPC “repair” system to prevent missing data that could sometimes occur in older save files, which could cause invisibility issues — or worse.
fixedWhen exiting the blood pressure monitor after turning the patient “red,” they would not return to their original color. This has been fixed.
addedA new “Clock Speed” option has been added to slow down time for those who need it. By default, the value remains at 1.0 and can go down to 0.5 (time moves at half speed).

Various fixes:

  • Some players were able to fix their crash issues by playing in windowed mode, so I’ve changed how fullscreen works. Hopefully the game will now run properly for everyone.

  • If the crash was caused by the “End of Day” button, it should no longer happen. I’ve added additional safeguards.

  • Added a new NPC “repair” system to prevent missing data that could sometimes occur in older save files, which could cause invisibility issues — or worse.

  • When exiting the blood pressure monitor after turning the patient “red,” they would not return to their original color. This has been fixed.

  • A new “Clock Speed” option has been added to slow down time for those who need it. By default, the value remains at 1.0 and can go down to 0.5 (time moves at half speed).

  • Replaced “W” with “F” for gender display in the English translation.

  • When changing language, the first and last name on the ID card could become misaligned. Fixed.

  • Added a delay before the dialogue bubble reappears after a “rear” auscultation. It feels more visually comfortable now (or maybe it was just bothering me).

  • Fixed an unwanted noise in the intro during the rabbit eating sound.

  • Several minor issues with no major impact have also been fixed.

It has now been one week since Prescribe and Pray was released!

Sales and positive feedback have exceeded my expectations, thank you all for that.

If you enjoy the game, please consider leaving a review. Many fixes have been implemented to provide the best experience possible, and some negative reviews have not been updated despite these improvements.

Enjoy the game,

Anthony

Source

Steam News / 13 February 2026

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