Appearance Anomalies
Visible tells on the patient model, such as unusual eyes, faces, teeth, twitching, or body shape changes.
Anomaly database
Structured entries for visual tells, CCTV checks, photo differences, room events, counter items, and quest notes. Unverified entries are marked until gameplay or reliable sources confirm the details.
Visible tells on the patient model, such as unusual eyes, faces, teeth, twitching, or body shape changes.
Differences that appear after taking a desk photo, including mismatched features, static, or cursed images.
Camera-only tells found through waiting-room or hallway footage, including stare direction, void bodies, and subtle mismatches.
Active hospital threats such as the Ghost, Skinwalker, Bed Monster, Stalker, Tendril, Hiders, and camera events.
Popular guide routes
Quick answer
The Ghost can move around the hospital, open doors, shift objects, and drain sanity when it reveals itself. Use CCTV to locate it, then approach from behind and hit it with a taser or gun. The taser becomes available from later shifts and is also the Security class starter item.
Quick answer
Ratthew is a recurring patient route rather than a normal anomaly check. After several safe visits, he can leave a key and note. Use the key in Room 5 after interacting with the cat poster to reveal a safe tied to the hospital's hidden experiment story.
A community investigation page for the unverified Barney Bunny quest clues: coffee, scalpel, police event, and the possible Double Coffee Machine reward.

An obvious visual anomaly that trains new players to inspect faces before accepting patients.

When inspecting a broken camera through the CCTV system, the feed slowly zooms in on a dark, shadowy humanoid figure standing in the camera's view.

A patient or visitor whose body appears heavily stretched, elongated, or distorted through the CCTV feed, even though they look normal in person.

A patient who stares directly into the security camera instead of behaving normally. One of the most unsettling anomalies to witness on the feed.

A patient or visitor photo that shows wide bloodshot eyes and an unnatural grin. Picking up and looking at this photo instantly costs 10 sanity points.
A high-pressure room anomaly concept that should be handled immediately when confirmed.

A patient whose eyes are hollow black voids with a frowning mouth. Sometimes only visible through the security camera feed.

A subtle facial anomaly that is easy to miss during rushed shifts.

A medium-difficulty anomaly where the printed photo reveals details that the live patient view hides.

A patient or visitor whose entire body appears completely black, almost like a living shadow, visible only through the CCTV feed.

A patient whose arms, head, and neck twitch uncontrollably. The neck may unnaturally stretch and elongate, visible both in person and on camera.

A patient or visitor photo that is partially or fully covered by a black image featuring a pair of eyes staring directly at you.