Heroglobin: Monster Hospital – An Action RPG Inspired by NHS Experiences

Team Triplefire has announced an exciting new action RPG named Heroglobin: Monster Hospital. This action RPG, set in a fictional NHS hospital, offers a fresh and gripping narrative where haematology patients Hazel Harkin and Iso discover a sinister conspiracy that their hospital is overrun by cultists and monstrous entities. Hazel Harkin is an Evans syndrome patient, and Iso is a Sickle Cell patient, empowering those who have suffered from these illnesses in real life.

Developed by award-winning developers Sophie Artemigi and Aisosa Ugiagbe. Heroglobin: Monster Hospital merges action-packed gameplay with a uniquely British twist. In Heroglobin players will explore the hospital, join forces with other patients, and engage in intense battles against hordes of cultists and monsters, all while unraveling the dark secrets lurking within the hospital’s corridors.

The game’s inspiration stems from Sophie Artemigi’s personal experiences with hospitalisation due to Evan’s syndrome. During her hospitalization, she has witnessed many of the challenges faced by patients in the Haematology family, which includes Evans syndrome and Sickle Cell Anaemia.

Sophie’s partnership with Aisosa Ugiagbe, whose artistic prowess combines manga style with the gritty sound of London grime music and the essence of 90s action RPGs, has resulted in a truly distinctive gaming experience.

Heroglobin: Monster Hospital features action RPG gameplay with a blend of visual novel-style storytelling. The game will feature an abundance of fun and informative banter between the many characters in the story. With its compelling storyline, vibrant characters, and a blend of action and adventure, Heroglobin: Monster Hospital promises to be a standout title in the action RPG genre.

A release date has yet to be announced, but you can add the game to your Steam wishlist, which helps this independent project advance in a major way.

Watch this space for more updates on Heroglobin: Monster Hospital.