Autopsy Simulator
The console release for Autopsy Simulator is on the way with the latest announcement we have out here for the Autopsy Simulator IP
Get ready for some more slicing and dicing in our gaming worlds out there, just in a different way, as Autopsy Simulator is now on the way to the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. It took a bit of time for Woodland Games and Team17 to get it all here, but it is no longer an experience that only PC gamers will get. Even if Autopsy Simulator does not sound like a title that will be most gamers’ cup of tea or whiskey out there. It is what it is, although it is also worth noting for those who see only the name, that there is something darker in the game to experience beyond the medically accurate post-mortem procedures that are in the game. Let us take a look at that and what else this game will bring when it hits the consoles on April 3rd.
In addition to the core of Autopsy Simulator, this launch will also bring the Dead Memories part of the game along with it. This is where more of the main story about Jack gets to play out. Yes, this game has a deeper story with our examiner also going through a bit of a mental break and dealing with life in the 90s. A break that could be all in Jack’s head but could also have some bleed into the real world with some other haunting things happening while we figure out why some of these humans are dead out there. Autopsy Simulator does show more of that aspect in the following trailer we have so you do not think it is all about just slicing up bodies and putting them back together so we can ship them to The Mortuary Assistant game also out there.
Autopsy Simulator — Console Announcement
Autopsy Simulator launches on April 3rd for Xbox Series X|S & PS5!
Autopsy Simulator will see players study realistic case files, created in collaboration with real-world forensic practitioners, to help guide their examinations and dissections. Utilizing medically authentic tools and procedures, players will learn all they can about the deceased before solving the mystery of their case.
Team17 and developer Woodland Games are bringing Autopsy Simulator, a first-person medical-horror experience, to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S on April 3rd! In Autopsy Simulator, players will take on the role of a practice pathologist and study realistic case files, created in collaboration with real-world forensic doctors, to help guide their examination and dissection of anatomically accurate bodies and determine each subject’s cause of death.
Alongside their powers of deduction, players will be able to use a variety of medically authentic tools and procedures, certified by a real-world pathologist, to learn more about each body as they peel back the layers of individual cases and unravel the mysteries surrounding each death.
Autopsy Simulator also includes Autopsy Simulator: Dead Memories, a self-contained, narrative-driven psychological horror experience set in 1990s New Orleans that follows the story of Jack, a middle-aged pathologist whose life has taken a turn for the worse after a personal tragedy. Players will unravel a gripping mystery as Jack battles his inner demons while performing a range of medically accurate post-mortem procedures.
Autopsy Simulator Key Features:
- Gruesome Anatomical Detail & Medically Certified Autopsy Procedures: Dissect anatomically accurate bodies using a range of autopsy procedures authentic to real-world practice pathology
- Realistic True Crime Scenarios: Study a range of case files designed by real-life pathomorphologists and forensic doctors and use what you learn to guide your approach to each autopsy
- Self-Contained Story Mode With Simulation Gameplay: In Autopsy Simulator: Dead Memories, follow a gripping personal mystery while performing medically accurate autopsy procedures vetted by a certified pathologist
- Free Play ‘Autopsy Only’ Mode: Learn the ins and outs of practice pathology by completing unique autopsy scenarios and unraveling the mysteries of death
Did you sleep on Autopsy Simulator when it first came to PC or did you dive right into all of it out the gate? How do you think the controls and actions in the game will carry over to the consoles or will that have been squared away with the controller support on the PC already? Would you like to see this game build into the other game I mentioned or will that forever just be head canon for us weirdos out there? Creep on down to the comment section to discuss all of this and everything else we have to offer up for the game. When Autopsy Simulator hits the consoles, we will try to offer up more for you. Please keep an eye out on the site and our social accounts to keep as up-to-date on all of that as you possibly can out there.
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