Surgery means dealing with blood, guts and sharp instruments. Playing a game means dealing with bugs and wonky physics. So it shouldn’t be surprising to hear that a surgery game might feature some bloody nightmare fuel whenever things go wrong.
The glitches above come from the iPad version of , the silly simulation game where the controls are intentionally obtuse. That way, players can’t help but botch the surgery — but usually, the stuff that goes wrong is funny, not slightly horrifying.
Well, OK. These bugs are kind of funny too. In a twisted sort of way.
The developers, Bossa Studios, promise that all the bugs will be fixed in the final version of the game — which is both great and a little unfortunate.
Kill Me Pls – Bug Testing for Surgeon Simulator (iPad) [Bossa Studios]
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3 responses to “Glitches Turn Surgery Into A Massacre”
The way that head is twisting reminds me of that scene in the 1980s The Thing just before the spidery Thing is revealed.
We have the machine that goes PING!
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I’ll let everyone else decide which this is.