Of course, this very ragdoll gameplay would be unsuccessful in a serious hospital environment, but fortunately, this cartoonish world filled with odd items like rubber ducks laying around the surgery rooms feels like it belongs together. To perform your surgeries, you must move your player’s left hand, arm, and wrist along three different axes to grab tools, use them as precisely as you can, and keep Bob the surgery simulation dummy from bleeding out. It’s simple, but the possibilities for levels are pretty varied, especially with the level creator. All the while, you must maintain the patient’s blood level and manage their rate of blood loss. Levels have two aspects: a small platforming bit where you must navigate locked doors and hidden surgical objects, and surgery where you amputate limbs or remove and replace organs from a test dummy.
Surgery simulation games have long been popular, but this is the first time I’ve played one with intense physics-based mechanics and a first-person perspective. Surgeon Simulator 2 is a novel idea for a game of this type.
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