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=== 2-player mode === | === 2-player mode === | ||
The level begins similarly to the day version, with player 1 treating [[Mrs. Stevenson]] and player 2 treating [[Mr. Stevenson]]. However, multiple times throughout the level, both players switch which patient is being treated, to make the level different from its day version. | |||
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*In-game, this level lists Mrs. Stevenson as being the sole patient. This is untrue, as Mr. Stevenson is another patient the player has to treat in the level. This is likely done on purpose; the Day Shift counterpart has the player only treating a single patient, which sets up the surprise for the Night Shift level to have the player treating both Mrs. & Mr. Stevenson at once. | *In-game, this level lists Mrs. Stevenson as being the sole patient. This is untrue, as Mr. Stevenson is another patient the player has to treat in the level. This is likely done on purpose; the Day Shift counterpart has the player only treating a single patient, which sets up the surprise for the Night Shift level to have the player treating both Mrs. & Mr. Stevenson at once. | ||
*After passing the level for the first time in a save file, a piano song can be heard that is not played anywhere else in the game. It is currently unknown what the name of this song is. | *After passing the level for the first time in a save file, a piano song can be heard that is not played anywhere else in the game. It is currently unknown what the name of this song is. | ||
*Initially, the 2 Player gameplay of this level was identical to that of the day shift, albeit shorter. This meant that, strictly speaking, in 2 Player mode the night shift was strictly easier than the day version. | |||
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