Surgeon Simulator 2013: A Challenging and Educational Game
Surgeon Simulator 2013 is a free game developed by Boss Studios that puts you in the shoes of Nigel Burke, a surgeon without any medical qualifications. Your task is to perform various life-saving surgeries, starting with a heart transplant. However, controlling the surgeon's hand and using the surgical tools proves to be extremely difficult and challenging.
When you first start the game, you'll be greeted with the familiar music from the British hospital drama "Casualty", which continues to play throughout the game. The controls in Surgeon Simulator 2013 are notoriously hard to master, as you have to control each finger separately and struggle to pick up and use the necessary tools to perform the surgeries.
It's not uncommon to make a mess of your first few attempts, with organs flying across the room and accidental damage to the patient. The lack of in-game prompts or instructions makes it even more challenging to know which tools to use and how to use them effectively. Despite the difficulty, Surgeon Simulator 2013 manages to provide a fun and educational experience, giving players a glimpse into the complexity of major heart surgery and the human body.
The game features amusing sound effects, with Nigel Burke exclaiming "Oh No!" and "Oh Jesus!" in a cockney accent as things go wrong. However, the repetitive Casualty theme soundtrack can become tiresome after a while.
Overall, Surgeon Simulator 2013 is an addictive and challenging game that accurately represents the intricacies of major heart surgery. While it may be frustrating at times, it offers an educational experience and a unique opportunity to test your surgical skills.
