Surgeon Simulator

Surgeon Simulator is the mobile device conversion of the PC title Surgeon Simulator 2013. Just like the original, the player is a surgeon who operates on patient Bob with gameplay heavily based on physics and a humorous undertone.

The control system is adapted for the mobile device. Unlike the PC version, the surgeon's hand and fingers are not visible. The player uses two fingers together to drag and move around the environment. By holding one finger on a tool, it is grabbed and can be moved around. While it is being held, a second finger taps to aim it. A short tutorial at the start of the game lets players practice. The game uses the familiar desk as a starting location and the heart transplant as the first operation. Further operations are then unlocked gradually by completing them. Next to the familiar ones such as the double-kidney transplants, teeth and eyes transplants are an entirely new addition. There is also a new environment where you need to operate on a moving trolley in the hospital corridors.

The mobile device version of the game allows users to record and upload surgeries and multiplayer is supported. The player is paired against an online opponent with four surgeries available. Once the game starts, both surgeons operate at the same time. Each player only sees their own screen, but there are text prompts that report on the other player's progress. The race continues until one of the players succeeds. When one fails, the operation is restarted for that player. A May 2014 update added alien autopsy transplants. Set in a new environment, the player operates on the alien Gworb with different organs to remove in six operations.