A downloadable game for Windows, Linux, and Android


Doctor Dandroid is a slice-of-life comedy visual novel mixed with a match-three block breaking game on ice that has you playing the role of a doctor who is in financial ruins and has started an illegal clinic in the basement of his sister's diner.

Using a state-of-the-art android repair dynascope that Dandroid himself has reassembled with junk parts taken from dumpsters, you will help him 'fix' patients by matching up blocks of the same type on the dynascope's hover panel.  Be careful though, because if either a circuit or a cell crosses its center beam, the block will change types, throwing a cog in even the most carefully made plans.

Story mode currently has the tutorial and five of sixteen planned patients, as well as many other story nodes full of charming characters and currently offers over 4 hours of gameplay. 


In addition, there is a free play mode that unlocks after completing the tutorial, as well as a shop where you can spend tickets earned from playing the game on over a dozen unlockable items.

The game will be updated as my health and time allow.


Minimum Requirements

Android: Version 9+ and 16:10 Aspect Ratio or wider

Ubuntu: Version 22.04 LTS+

Windows: Version 7+

The game was tested to run at normal frame rates on a mobile device with the following:

  • At least 500 MB free space in storage.
  • 2ghz Quad Core processor or better.
  • 2GB or more of RAM.


Download

Download
Dandroid_(Windows)_Patient_5_Hotfix_2.zip 174 MB
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Dandroid_(Linux)_Patient_5_Hotfix_2.zip 171 MB
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Dandroid_(Android)_Patient_5.apk 200 MB

Install instructions

Simply extract the downloaded files into the folder of your choice and run Dandroid.exe (or simply 'Dandroid' if using Linux) to play the game.

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Comments

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A cool mix of genres, the characters are really wacky... I'm onboard. More Dr Dandroid! :) 

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Thanks for the comment and video.  There should be an update to the game soonish but I'm a horribly slow writer so I'm already like five months behind where I expected to be.

You'll get faster as you write more, it's a process. It's like surgery, you don't just become a super surgeon right away. Can't wait to see how things progress. :)