Surgeon Simulator Reviews

game sucks soooo bad

This game is heart gripping! <3

i love playing with bob's insides while he is not conscious

real doctor training. i am now an overqualified sturgeon

Once you get used to the controls, you'll be laughing in no time. Just don't electrocute yourself... [spoiler]It flips your controls...[/spoiler]

There's games that are hard, and then there are games that just make the game not worth playing. I remember why I uninstalled, I just wasn't having fun.

I keep losing my watch. Forget which patient its in.

Honestly when you get the controls down it can be a fun game to play and improve at. It also has such an underrated soundtrack that yall should listen to it. [spoiler]ALSO FUCK YOU DONALD TRUMP YOUR ACHIEVEMENT CAN SUCK BIG DONKEY BALLS[/spoiler]

this game is fantastic, basically your hand is... it has poblems, and you have to do the surgeon with the least precise and controllable hand ever, and you have to do it fast! like it's fantastic no? there are also some dlcs like you can do the surgeon for an alien! it's fantastic no? also there is the president dlc that is like... i killed trum- anyway good game, but trust me... don't learn from this game, like if you play it... pls don't do the surgeon right after... pls.

Developed by Bossa Studios and released on steam in 2013, Surgeon Simulator is a combination of a physics centric and simulation of sorts with controls that are intentionally floaty. As the name of the game suggests, you play as a surgeon performing different surgeries in different places and your main objective is to keep the patients alive. The main challenge comes from the blood loss, that acts as constant countdown (but there are ways to slow it down) but the different locations present other hurdles to overcome, like a constantly moving ambulance. The surgeries are taken in a comedic tone, and you can use all tools available, from traditional scalpels, bone saws, and even hammers in an effort to decrease blood loss and time spent in each surgery. There are many secrets and fun things to do, other than the surgeries, most are hinted by the achievements, that can act as a guide finding these special activities. Controlled using the keyboard and mouse, you can rebind the keys, but that won’t remove the floaty controls, which are intentionally made. The keyboard controls the opening and closing of fingers, while the mouse controls the hand movement, the left button the lowering of the hand and the right button the rotation of the hand. In a way this game is like a twisted claw machine, with organs and tools. Although this game doesn’t allow for online multiplayer, with a friend in the same room this game is an amazing experience. No bigger fun than laughing together from failed attempts blaming the controls, until those just start to make sense, and the surgery changes and the cycle starts over. Either way, alone or with a friend, this game has a lot to offer so I can easilly recommend it. If you enjoyed this review, I would like to invite you to visit [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44722081/] [u]Backlog log[/u] [/url] my curator page for more recommendations and reviews.