House M.D

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

0
Average:

0
Bad:

3

Pros:

Work with all your favorite characters, episodes are just like the TV, plenty of snarky comment by House and lots of mini games.
A couple of the minigames present some fun.

Cons:

Some games are repetitive or last too long.
Repetitive gameplay and lack of charm.

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Last revision on October 30, 2013

Reviewers Liked

Work with all your favorite characters, episodes are just like the TV, plenty of snarky comment by House and lots of mini games
A couple of the minigames present some fun

Reviewers Didn't Like

Some games are repetitive or last too long
Repetitive gameplay and lack of charm

Expert reviews and ratings

When you take up residence at the Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital you enter the world of the television series known as House...

By GadgetSpeak on June 23, 2012

House, M.D. is a terrific TV show. It has strong scripts, diverse plotlines, and each medical mystery brings more depths to characters and relationships involved. Include the very strong cast of actors led by Hugh Laurie and you have a perennial Emmy...

By Gaming Nexus on December 27, 2010

Everyone’s favorite snarky doctor is back, this time in PC form.House M.Dlets you solve cases and diagnose patients, all while making rude comments to your staff and patients and annoying Dr. Cuddy. Beats Clinic DutyThe House game is laid out much...

By GamerTell on September 29, 2010

Games based on media properties are certainly not a new thing so the existence of a game based on the popular FOX television drama, House M.D. should be no surprise to anyone. Legacy Interactive has adapted the show into an adventure/puzzle title for...

By Hooked Gamers on September 21, 2010

Even a devoted fan of the antics of Gregory House would struggle to find a tenner's worth of value here. Save your money, and spend it on DVDs of the TV series instead....

By itreviews.com on January 19, 2011