Psycho Simulator Demo

Become a psychiatrist. Diagnose real mental disorders. Treat patients or ruin your reputation.

PsychoSimulator is a deep psychiatric simulation where you step into the role of a mental health doctor running your own clinic. Talk to patients, uncover hidden symptoms, make difficult diagnoses, and prescribe treatments that can either heal or harm.

Every decision matters. Misdiagnosing a patient can harm your reputation. Treat them correctly, and you’ll climb the career ladder from Intern to Professor, attracting more complex and famous cases.

🎮 What’s Included in the Demo

The PsychoSimulator Demo offers a full gameplay experience on a smaller scale, letting you play exactly like in the full game—just with a limited number of patients.

🧠 Five Unique Demo Patients

In the demo, you will treat 5 handcrafted patients, each with their own personality, dialogue style, and possible disorders:

• Pendaldinho

• Messiah

• Abe Linkoln

• Asmon Bald

• Leo DelCapri

Just like in the full game, each patient’s condition is randomized per playthrough, so no two demo runs are the same.

🔬 Full Diagnostic Depth

The demo includes the complete diagnostic and treatment systems, with no simplifications:

• 50 possible mental disorders

• 50 unique symptoms across multiple categories

• Full diagnostic questioning

• Interactive symptom notebook

• AI-driven free-form dialogue (offline)

You diagnose, treat, and follow up on patients exactly as you would in the full version.

💊 Full Treatment System

All therapies and medications available in the main game are usable in the demo.
Your decisions have lasting consequences—patients can improve, deteriorate, or remain unstable.

📈 Real Progression, Real Consequences

• Reputation and outcomes work exactly like in the full game

• Correct treatment builds trust and progress

• Mistakes lead to worsening conditions and lost reputation

The demo is not a tutorial slice—it’s the real PsychoSimulator experience, focused on a smaller cast of patients.

Play the demo. Make the diagnosis. Decide who gets better.