The narrator, Josh, is discussing a game called "Project Hospital" where he is tasked with building and managing a hospital. He is given a key to the hospital's services DLC, which he plans to incorporate into the game.
Josh starts by exploring the sandbox mode, where he can build and manage a hospital. He chooses to build on an empty field to have full control over the hospital's construction. He unlocks all departments and allows patients to die, which he finds amusing.
He then discusses the new administrative department in the DLC, which includes a pharmacy, a gift shop, and a cafeteria. He also mentions the pathology department and an autopsy room.
Josh then starts building his hospital, starting with an entrance and designating a room as an on-call room. He then proceeds to hire staff, which takes longer than expected. He also discusses the game's performance and how he managed to bring the total number of staff down to 552.
Josh then proceeds to build the rest of the hospital, starting with a gift shop and an emergency department. He also mentions the addition of an autopsy room and the need for a morgue.
Throughout the video, Josh provides commentary on the game, discussing its mechanics, the challenges he faces, and his strategies for managing the hospital. He also shares his thoughts on the game's performance and the experiences of the staff and patients.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
- The text is a transcript of a video about Project Hospital, a game where the player can build and manage a hospital.
- The video features the Hospital Services DLC, which adds new departments such as administrative, pathology, pharmacy, gift shop and cafeteria.
- The video creator experiments with different settings and options in the game, such as disabling the employee limit, building a huge on-call room with thousands of desks, creating a maze for the staff to reach the elevator, and placing an autopsy room in the ambulance path.
- The video creator also tries to trap patients in the hospital and see if they die or get autopsied, and builds a cardiology department where most patients die of heart problems.
- The video creator ends the video by enclosing two patients in a wall and calling it a wedding ceremony.