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Play Organise free online now. A bit of manic ER style madness with a really serious message highlighting the shortage of organs for transplants. Put t... Read the game full description and instructions.

Organise Online Game

Organise Game Description

A bit of manic ER style madness with a really serious message highlighting the shortage of organs for transplants. Put the patients in their beds and then put their new organs in them before they or the organ dies. A fresh challenge away from the usual shoot'm ups, Organise is about saving lives. Try it. Being a hospital hero becomes addictive! You don't have to be a surgeon to save lives.

Use your mouse to play.

Good evening surgeon. Your shift is about to start. It's time for the changeover so we'd better let you know what's happening on the ward.

First of all you have a patient in the waiting area awaiting an urgent transplant. You can see how much 'time' he/she has left from the bedside icon next to him/her. This icon also illustrates which organ is needed. So in this case, he/she requires a heart. Pay attention, time is ticking. You need to click on the patient and drag them to a made bed.

In the organ delivery area there are icons displaying all of your available choices. Ah! Just in time...look. A heart has arrived for your patient. Click on the heart icon. Hurry now it won't stay useful for long.

Then click on the patient to transplant the organ.

Good job. Now remember, some of your patients could be children, so make sure you use the right organ for the right patient. In the organ delivery room you can see the difference quite clearly.

Oh and one last thing: Keep an eye on your waiting room on the left hand side. You don't want that to get full - their time's ticking as well. After each transplant, it's up to you to select the next patient across by clicking on them, but only up to the maximum allowed on the ward. Well, that's it for me. Now it's over to you. Good luck with your shift, looks like it could be a busy one.