Abstract: Atlus USA Back in 2005, Trauma Center: Under the Knife was released for the DS. It brought something new to gaming with an innovative story and control scheme. You played as Derek Stiles, a Rookie Surgeon who would soon learn he had amazing skill and p...
Good: Great use of stylus controls; enjoyable story; good difficulty curve.
Bad: Long cut-scenes; repetitive music.
Bottomline: The original Trauma Center: Under the Knife was one of the most memorable of the early DS releases. A kind of "Surgery Simulator," Trauma Center asked would-be doctors to perform medical procedures using the stylus and touch screen. For example, youd ...
Abstract: Under the Knife 2 is a great entry to the series, ramping up the challenge level while keeping the whole experience easy to get into for newcomers. If you’re a fan of the Trauma Center series or simply looking for a good starting point, Under the Knife...
Abstract: Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2 is the sequel to 2005s Under the Knife, which introduced the world to the amazing Dr. Derek Stiles and a deadly infection concocted by a crazed terrorist group hell-bent on destroying humanity. Many puzzle fans couldn...
Abstract: GUILT is back… and so is everything else. For a review of the mechanics and overall design of Under the Knife 2, I refer you to our reviews of the previous games in the series. Unfortunately, this sequel is so formulaic and rehashed that it feels like...
Abstract: It has been over two and a half years since the release of Trauma Center: Under the Knife, and thats about two years too long for us. When the DS was first debuted, Trauma Center was right there to show off just how new the touch-enabled system would ...
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