House M.D. – Critical Cases Preview

Dr. House isn’t exactly new to videogames — we’ve already seen House, M.D. on PC — but with the upcoming House: Critical Cases the doctor is coming to Facebook, thanks to Ubisoft. Much like its downloadable counterpart, House: Critical Cases features a number of medical-themed mini-games to play through, as well as a familiar cast of characters for fans of the show. We still don’t have a ton of details, but Ubi has provided a number of screenshots to show off what House and company will look like on the social network.

The doctor comes to Facebook in House: Critical Cases

No release date has been announced yet for House: Critical Cases. Stay tuned to Gamezbeo and Like the game’s Facebook page to stay up to date on its release.

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