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Surgeon Simulator 2013, an over-the-top operation sim game full of dark humor, cartoonish gore, and twisted ideas, is available 50% off on GOG.com. That's only $4.99 for the first week.

Mr. Smith, let me explain the procedure in laymans terms. The X-Rays clearly show a 1963 Chevrolet Corvette-shaped mass in your stomach. In the interview you've told my intern that you've swallowed a matchbox car, but I have ruled that out as the cause. This leaves me with no other choice but to open you up, Mr. Smith, and see what the problem is. Since our hospital's generous new investor, who has recently expanded from the furniture industry, funded our new state-of-the art surgical laser, I will attempt to do this the least invasive way. Namely, I will proceed through the cranium. The brain will be in the way, so it'll need to be temporarily removed, so I can insert this here spying glass in the cavity and push it through to the abdomen. Don't worry, your brain will be resting safely in this here ice bucket. Mr. Smith? You look pale. Are you ok? Oh my god! He fainted! I need a doctor here!

Surgeon Simulator 2013 is a title based on the (false, but entertaining) premise, that surgery is a bucket-load of fun. Here's a game where you control the steady hand of a well-trained medical professional performing an operation. Well, that's not true. The hand is far from being steady, and the doctor apparently found their medical licence in a cereal box. That shouldn't stop you from cracking open some virtual rib-cages and crania and poking around there with various tools, some even passable as medical equipment. If you've ever played the classic table-top Milton Bradley's "Operation" as a kid, you're more than well-qualified to handle all the challenges this crazy title throws at you. With tons of clever and funny ideas, over-the-top dark humor, special features like the alien autopsy, and even support for the Oculus Rift display and Razer Hydra controller, Surgeon Simulator 2013 is the best modern source of gaming medical humor in existence!

Do you need a fun way to do something with your god complex, but don't really have time and resources to go through medical school? You can always buy a licence abroad or take the cheapest option and get Surgeon Simulator 2013, for only $4.99 on GOG.com. The 50% off release discount offer lasts until Thursday, October 17, at 12:59PM GMT.
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nijuu: I hope this is a joke....
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Darvond: I thought here of all communities would have a sense of humor.
I have a pretty good sense of humour (gets better with age. go figure lol), but this game in my eyes is like WTF.....*goes off and hides in a corner*
This is the last title I would have expected here! Well done, GOG, for continually surprising me :)
Just bought and is pretty damn fun. After spending a few minutes dicking around with the wonky controls I accepted my first operation, a heart transplant. I clumsily sawed and smashed the patients ribcage to bits, yanked his liver out in an attempt to reach the heart, accidentally flung the liver on the floor while reaching for my hemostat, in a panic put transplant heart where liver used to be but not before accidentally losing my 80's style digital watch in the patient's chest cavity.

Mission failed.


But this game is indeed hilarious.
I HAVE to have this!
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tinyE: I HAVE to have this!
For a five I'd say it's worth it.
I've heard a lot of good stuff about this game, and it seems popular over at Steam.

However, I won't be be getting this, unfortunately, as I'm too slow for this sort of gameplay. :(
Cool release ;)
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fortune_p_dawg: Just bought and is pretty damn fun. After spending a few minutes dicking around with the wonky controls I accepted my first operation, a heart transplant. I clumsily sawed and smashed the patients ribcage to bits, yanked his liver out in an attempt to reach the heart, accidentally flung the liver on the floor while reaching for my hemostat, in a panic put transplant heart where liver used to be but not before accidentally losing my 80's style digital watch in the patient's chest cavity.

Mission failed.


But this game is indeed hilarious.
XD, still struggling to understand how on earth his liver got in your way of performing a heart transplant.
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fortune_p_dawg:
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HypersomniacLive: XD, still struggling to understand how on earth his liver got in your way of performing a heart transplant.
Happens all the time. Livers are assholes, always getting in the way, interfering in other peoples business. They're fuckers!
Post edited October 12, 2013 by tinyE
No other game allows you to electrocute yourself, get accidentally injected with some drugs then take a bone saw to a rib cage. Stupid esophagus keeps me from getting at that heart though...It's like the liver's asshole friend. Despite my misgivings, it's an amusing game to pop on and not care about how well you do. Even messing around the reception desk is fun. Ultimately, the controls do suck but, if the game was easier to play, I think it would be less fun. The demo on that Rooster Teeth video isn't really indicative of the current state of the game either.
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Nicole28: I've heard a lot of good stuff about this game, and it seems popular over at Steam.

However, I won't be be getting this, unfortunately, as I'm too slow for this sort of gameplay. :(
Speed isn't key. You can play as carefully, or carelessly as you want.
Playing it now but I'm curious about options. I heard mention of an Alien Autopsy bit and I even saw a video for it, but does it come with this? Any other extras?
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tinyE: I heard mention of an Alien Autopsy bit and I even saw a video for it, but does it come with this?
Yes, the Alien Autopsy is in this version. As far as other extras go, I don't think it's much different from the Steam version (not sure about the TF2 stage, I'm assuming it's been taken out).
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tinyE: I heard mention of an Alien Autopsy bit and I even saw a video for it, but does it come with this?
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RayRay13000: Yes, the Alien Autopsy is in this version. As far as other extras go, I don't think it's much different from the Steam version (not sure about the TF2 stage, I'm assuming it's been taken out).
I found a page on the Easter eggs. It's there but I can't imagine being able to get to it. :P It involves finishing the regular game, inserting a disc, dialing some numbers, doing so other stuff in space, and a whole lot more. You can also play that Dungeons game if you can get the disc inserted but I can't even begin to imagine being able to pull that off. Love the game BTW.
I found it hilarious when you answer the phone and some guy goes, "I'm concerned that you're taking a lot of drugs lately." That would explain a lot about the game, though.