The amount of content in the game is a little sparse, you can finish everything it has to offer in a couple hours. Now I’m sure you can see where the appeal of the game can be extended. Now imagine doing it drunk (or high), or watching your friend attempt it (who is drunk and/or high). Now imagine preforming what *should be* delicate surgery with these controls. Holding a button and moving the mouse will twist and pivot your wrist, Left-Clicking will lower your hand, but releasing it will raise it back up again. Moving the mouse moves your hand around, AWER and Spacebar control your fingers for when you want to grab something, and boy does that feel weird – like you’re mashing your fat palm that’s been stung by a thousand bees to pick something up, and you’re allergic. The controls for the game are a little awkward. Mint? Who cares!? The heart’s in there, call it a day, the heart is in there, right? Good. Never mind that your wristwatch came off and is now in the cavity, as well did few surgical knives, and is that a Jr. In fact, it has you violently ripping open the patient’s ribcage, yanking out and tossing aside both lungs, cutting out the old heart, and then dropping a new heart in the gaping wound and calling it a day. But, how you go about it is not what you’d expect. Surgeon Simulator is definitely not to be taken seriously and by no means is it really a ‘Sim’ the first stage asks you to preform a Heart Transplant. It’s a pure test of your hand-eye coordination. It’s a special child in the slew of new indie games. Call it what you might – an interactive video toy, a modern version of the Operation board game, the perfect drinking party game, or YouTube comedy gold – Surgeon Simulator 2013 is unique.
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