Software update: CorsixTH 0.61

CorsixTH is an open source clone of the game published by Bulfrog in 1997 Theme Hospital, in which the player must design and operate a hospital. To be able to play CorsixTH, the data files of the original game necessary. Downloads are available for Windows, Linux and macOS, although the latter two are no longer actively developed. The game can be played in a higher resolution than the original, is available in more languages ​​and contains several minor improvements. Almost all features of the original are already there, but it is the intention that new things will be added in the future. Version 0.61 was recently released and the changelog for that release looks like this:

Player Release Highlights

• Mouse capture support. Now by default the mouse will be captured in its window. You can use CTRL-F10 to temporarily toggle the mouse capture state, or disable it in the config file.
• Added multigesture movement and zoom for supported devices.
• Fix for broken pathfinding involving the removal of side objects such as benches and radiators.
• Allow objects to be built on top of litter and rat holes.
• Fix for game error when handymen attempted to clean removed litter.
• Can now click and hold to quickly change handyman priorities.
• Significant map editor performance improvement when selecting multiple tiles.
• If the config option to allow playing while paused is enabled, you can now make use of the bottom panel.
• Fixed several bugs relating to the mood displays for staff and patients.
• Rooms can now be built over top of trash.
• Rat holes will now appear in dirty hospitals. Unfortunately the rats themselves are still hiding away.
• Earthquakes now behave more like in Theme Hospital. A warning earthquake that does no damage will come first so that you can get ready for the big one. The damage calculations and visual effect have also been redone to be closer to the original game.
• The game window can now be resized by dragging the edges.
• We now avoid overlapping graph labels so all labels are readable.
• Many many many bug fixes.