From here the object of the game is to perform various operations, using the controls to manipulate the hand into obeying your every whim, from answering the telephone in the menu screen or causing mayhem the moment you are let loose with a variety of sharp objects as soon as you enter the operating theatre. With me so far? Good, because this is where things get tricky.
The ability to move the hand up and down is mapped to L2 by default, but this can be flipped via the options menu if you are left handed. Developed by bossa the idea is simple – via a first person viewpoint you take control of Nigel’s hand, controlling the fingers with the bumper buttons and rotating with either the Sixaxis motion controller or the right anologue stick. Surgeon Simulator Anniversary Edition originally began life on the PC, with the latest edition coming to the PS4 via PSN. Tasked with performing operations ranging from tooth extraction to heart transplant, it is your job to use the tools and whatever means necessary to get the job done.
Playing as Dr Nigel Burke, it is your job to perform a variety of operations on the human guinea pig that is Bob, who, for reasons that are never explained, is in need of a complete overhaul. Ever dreamed of becoming a Surgeon? To work in a high pressure, high stakes environment, with life and death on the line? No? Me neither, but Surgeon Simulator allows you to do just that with it’s tongue firmly in it’s cheek (metaphorically speaking of course!).
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