Gory, patient-punishing PC game Surgeon Simulator will check into the App Store tonight.
This iOS version of the cult hit aims to recreate the sadistic surgery which made the original game so notorious.
You assume the role of Nigel, a doctor who appears to have limited control over his motor functions. It's up to you to perform a series of delicate surgeries on Bob, a patient who will soon be writing a strongly worded letter to his medical insurance provider - if he has any fingers left to write with, that is.
As you'd expect, the Surgeon Simulator team has tweaked the controls for touchscreens, meaning you'll be using gestures, taps, and swipes to guide your scalpel and activate the defibrillators.
You'll also be able to perform two brand new surgeries: an eyes transplant and a teeth transplant. I'm wincing already.
Plus, if you have an iPad 4 or iPad Air, you can upload videos of your medical malpractice to share with the world.
Surgeon Simulator will be available on iPad for £4.99 / $6.99 later tonight.
