Fix Me Up Doc! – Dark Humor

Fix Me Up Doc! – Dark Humor puts the player in an operating room, where he had absolutely no intention of going. The main character sells hot dogs, but circumstances are such that he, and not certified doctors, have to cut and sew up. The whole story begins with this absurdity. The mechanics are simple to understand and nerve-racking to perform: you need to choose the right tool, stop the bleeding in time and not make unnecessary holes while the patient is still alive. Mistakes are punished, and negligence ends in failure, so the level turns into a test of not only speed, but also attentiveness. The humor here is dark, as the title warns: jokes coexist with naturalistic details of operations. For some, such a contrast will seem too much, while for others, it will be the only reason to go further. The intrigue is also maintained by the fact that the next patient always presents a new problem. It is also worth noting that each subsequent patient comes with a new story, and the environment changes from level to level: either a cramped kitchen or an abandoned clinic. The score for an operation depends on accuracy and speed, so over time you want to go through familiar stages more cleanly. Plus, the game captivates with plot inserts between procedures. The genre is a simulator of procedures, where it is more important to fall into the desired sequence of actions than to remember the anatomy. For those who like dark comedies with short levels and don't mind the look of seams and clips, the Fix Me Up Doc! – Dark Humor offers just that combination.