Autopsy Simulator is a premium simulation video game wherein you must work on dead bodies in order to figure out the truth. Developed by Woodland Games, this 3D horror game is also a medical simulator and features both intensive forensic science and a story-driven mystery in its gameplay.
Similar to The Mortuary Assistant, Autopsy Simulator lets you deal with cold cadavers and the gruesome task of examining them. However, you’re much more focused on figuring out the cause of death than patching them up for funeral services. Nevertheless, there’s still mature content here in the form of graphic body dissections.
In Autopsy Simulator, you play as the middle-aged pathologist Jack, who’s been trying to go through the motions of daily life after the loss of his beloved wife. During a routine autopsy, however, he discovers that his wife’s engagement ring has somehow gotten inside one of the dead bodies he’s working on. This sets him on a dangerous journey as he tries to untangle the disturbing truth about the past.
The game plays out from a first-person point of view and will typically have you interacting with and observing objects in order to glean information about your character and the cases before you. As a pathologist, you must perform true-to-life autopsy procedures on the victims.
Inside the autopsy room, you will be equipped with an array of specialized tools at your disposal. These tools include a magnifying glass for close inspection of fine details, a UV lamp to reveal hidden substances, a scalpel for precise incisions, a saw for cutting through bone, loppers for removing larger sections, a syringe for extracting fluids, and a needle for stitching the skin to close it.
In addition to these manual tools, you will have access to several sophisticated pieces of equipment. These include fax machines, devices for fingerprint examination to identify individuals, and microscopes for detailed tissue analysis. You can also use PC database analysis to cross-reference findings with extensive records.
Real forensic doctors designed these cases, so the simulator part is surprisingly better than expected. However, this also means that the game takes its craft seriously and delivers gruesome-looking scenes as you dissect bodies. Even without the horror aspect, this is definitely not for younger players or even those faint of heart. You can enable Censored Mode to hide the dead bodies’ nudity. Still, the internal organs won’t be censored, and the realistic-looking 3D graphics give the game a clinically eerie edge.
All in all, Autopsy Simulator is another great horror game that involves cutting up the dead and encountering strange events. While it can get pretty graphic and uncomfortable, its execution is top-notch. It definitely highlights the horrific thought of working with the dead—whether investigating their deaths or preparing them for burial. It takes inspiration from the 2016 horror film The Autopsy of Jane Doe.
Version
1.0
License
Paid
Platform
Windows
OS
Windows 10
Language
English
Downloads
2
Developer
Woodland Games
