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A look at Enamel Town

Every image here is captured from the real game. Select any one to see it larger.

Captures come from a 1080 by 2400 phone display. Interface text is in English; the game has not been translated yet.

WelcomeThe first screen, with the hybrid-shield mark and the stacked wordmark.

The home screen. A card shows level 1, an XP bar and a coin count. Below it Dr. Sprout asks for four Meningitis treatments. A large Start shift button sits at the foot of the screen above the Play, City, Clinic and Guide tabs. — HomeLevel, XP and coins on top; Sprout's ask underneath; Start shift at the bottom.

A shift in progress. Cheerful patients wander a warm paper-cut clinic floor; one patient with red eyes and spots stands inside an orange spread ring. A row of cure cards fills the bottom of the screen and two goal pills sit at the top right. — A shift in the Little ClinicTown health and score on top, the cure tray below, the floor left to the cast.

A calm moment in the arena. A single slim top bar shows town health and score; a handful of patients stand well apart on the clinic floor. — A calm roomEarly in a shift, with the smallest possible HUD.

A busy late-shift arena. Many patients crowd the floor, several showing spots and red eyes, with two temporary status pills stacked at the top right. — A crowded roomLate in a shift. Overlay pills never cover a tappable patient.

A contact sheet of patients. Common cold, chickenpox, pinkeye, mumps, stomach bug and COVID-19 are each drawn at three sizes and on several different citizens, showing how the symptom cues hold up as the sprite shrinks. — The cast, illness by illnessEvery illness at three sizes, so the signs stay readable when a patient is small.

The cure tray at the bottom of the screen. Cure cards are drawn as flat ink-outlined icons with plain names underneath, one of them selected and named in a wider card above the row. — The cure trayCards read by silhouette, so choosing stays fast under pressure.

The pull-up Chart sheet open over the arena, listing the illnesses that can appear in this place and the signs that identify each one. — The Chart sheetPulls up mid-shift, listing what can appear here and how to spot it.

The City Health Map. Eight named places — Little Clinic, School District, Sunny Park, Town Market, Central Hospital, City Health Network, The Lido and The Night Bus — sit along a pale river joined by dotted paths. Only the Little Clinic is unlocked. — The City Health MapEight places, opened in order, each with its own rule.

A sheet of arena floors for the first four places, each with its own tile pattern, furniture silhouettes and ground colour. — Zone floors, first fourEvery place has its own floor.

A sheet of arena floors for the last four places, including the pool deck of The Lido and the lit indigo interior of The Night Bus. — Zone floors, last fourThe Night Bus stays lit so ink outlines still read.

The clinic hub screen, listing upgradeable parts of the clinic with their next stage and coin cost. — The clinicEight parts, raised stage by stage with coins.

The Doctor's Guide, Illnesses tab. Each discovered illness has a card with its symptoms and a mastery meter; undiscovered ones stay blank. — Guide — IllnessesCards fill in as illnesses are met; mastery is tracked per illness.

The Doctor's Guide, Cures tab, showing cure cards drawn as flat ink-outlined icons with a short description of what each is for. — Guide — CuresTwelve cures across four kinds: tool, treatment, shield and care.

The Doctor's Guide, Citizens tab, showing collectable rare townsfolk, most of them still locked. — Guide — CitizensRare townsfolk, collected by meeting them on shift.

The Doctor's Guide, Badges tab, showing achievement badges above a seasonal event banner. — Guide — BadgesAchievements, above the current seasonal banner.

The Doctor's Guide rendered in the night theme, with the same layout on a dark ground. — The night themeOne of four themes for the whole town.

The Shift Report panel. Speed, Accuracy and Containment each get a letter grade, followed by score, XP and coins, and a keepsake postcard showing Sprout. — Shift Report and postcardSpeed, Accuracy and Containment, then a keepsake postcard.

The challenge carousel, offering alternative shift modes as a row of swipeable cards. — ChallengesAlternative ways to run a shift.

Sprout's growth sheet, stages one to three, each shown with all six expressions: happy, worried, excited, thinking, celebrating and encouraging. — Sprout, stages 1 to 3Jar and leaves, then clipboard and satchel, then flower and headlamp.

Sprout's growth sheet, stages four and five: the scholar with a lab coat and spectacles, and the legend with a marigold cape and an enamel shield pin. — Sprout, stages 4 and 5The scholar's coat and spectacles, then the legend's cape and enamel pin.

The cosmetics screen, offering unlocked looks for the clinic and the town. — CosmeticsLooks unlocked by playing, never bought.

The settings screen. Toggles for haptics, sound effects and music sit above an Easier to play group offering reduced motion, Calm Clinic and Name the symptoms, with a Reset my progress control at the foot of the page. — SettingsSound and haptics, three ease-of-play options, and Reset my progress.