Malpractice Makes Perfect: Surgeon Simulator For iOS Out Now In The App Store

You can now play as would-be surgeon Nigel Burke to unlucky patient Bob right on your iPad with the iOS release of Surgeon Simulator. Last October, it was reported that Bossa Studios was developing an iPad edition of its popular "100 percent medically inaccurate" Mac and PC surgical simulation game, Surgeon Simulator 2013. Then, last month, we learned that the highly anticipated iPad port would be coming "soon." Well, that "soon" turns out to be today. That's right: beginning today, you can play Surgeon Simulator on your iPad, assuming the unfortunate role of Nigel Burke as he tries to save Bob's life — or perhaps end it. If you can't see the video embedded above, please click here. Surgeon Simulator for iPad features the following:

The trusty Heart and Double-Kidney transplants;

Two new surgeries: Give Bob a smile with Teeth transplant, and a great look with Eyes transplant;

Feeling lucky? Abandon the Operation Theatre and try your hand on a moving trolley in the hospital corridors;

Brand-new control system: gone is Nigel's left arm, in are your nimble fingers;

More than 50 new achievements to unlock and prove you rule;

Record and upload your botched surgeries anywhere you want (iPad 4 and up only);

Tons more we won't tell you so we don't spoil the surprise;

Multiplayer. Show your friends who's the boss. It's a good day to save lives.

Compatible with iPad running iOS 6.0 or later, Surgeon Simulator is available now in the App Store for $5.99. Surgeon Simulator 2013 is available in the Mac App Store for $9.99. [gallery link="file" order="DESC"]