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Healing items

Other (objects, etc.) concept

Player can carry about healing items and use them when necessary.

698
games
61
platforms
Dungeons & Dragons: Daggerdale (Windows)
Dungeons & Dragons: Daggerdale
WIN 2011-05-25
Rage (Windows)
Rage
WIN 2011-10-04
Sacred Gold (Linux)
Sacred Gold
LIN 2009-04-09
Assassin's Creed II (PlayStation 3)
Assassin's Creed II
PS3 2009-11-17
Delver (Windows)
Delver
WIN 2018-02-01
Silent Hill (PlayStation)
Silent Hill
PS1 1999-01-31
Dark Souls Remastered (Nintendo Switch)
Dark Souls Remastered
SWTC 2018-05-25
Gothic 3 (Windows)
Gothic 3
WIN 2006-10-13
God Wars Future Past (PlayStation Vita)
God Wars Future Past
VITA 2017-06-16
Assassin's Creed II (Mac OS X)
Assassin's Creed II
OSX 2011-01-06
Recettear (Windows)
Recettear
WIN 2007
Teleglitch (Windows)
Teleglitch
WIN 2012-11-24

The first video game about Healing items was released in 1982.

Ubisoft, Sega and Deep Silver has published most of these games

Implied:
* Inventory

Related:
* Healing stations - and any health items that can't be carried about trivially
* Health pickups - healing "items" that are instantly used

Parent groups

Consumables, Health restoration

Platforms

Windows 260
Linux 109
Mac OS X 52
X360 37
PS3 36
MS-DOS 21
PS4 18
PS2 12
PS Vita 11
Mac OS Classic 9
Nintendo DS 8
PSP 7
Xbox One 7
GBA 6
PS 6
Android 6
Mega Drive 5
Internet Only 5
3DS 4
Apple II E 4
Game Gear 4
NES 4
Wii 4
Saturn 4
Switch 4
Xbox 4
Pandora 4
Amiga 3
BeOS 3
C64 3

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