Surgeon Simulator is a humorous and surreal game, one that leaves a lot open to playersвЂ™ interpretation. Our most famous title follows a wannabe doctor, Nigel Burke, performing science-defying surgeries such as brain transplants in the back of a speeding ambulance hitting potholes, all the way to the emptiness of space in zero-gravity.ДЄnother title of ours is I Am Bread, where you play as a piece of dough trying to fulfill your lifeвЂ™s ambition of becoming toast (a bit more difficult than it sounds), while driving the homeowner hosting your antics literally mad, as heвЂ™s convinced his bread has come to life.ДЇirst off, and most obviously: Why Donald Trump? WeвЂ™re Bossa Studios, an award-winning independent games developer in the UK whose games are known to defy genres and bring unexpected twists. Please introduce yourself to our readers (especially for those who might not have enjoyed your work before). Results aside, itвЂ™s been a fascinating experience to watch the response to the game.В Bossa Studios granted us an exclusive interview with Henrique Olifiers and his team about the project. Significantly fewer opted for the more approving Heart of Gold option. Out of the nearly 10 billion virtual dollars spent to successfully save Donald TrumpвЂ™s life, almost two-thirds gave him a Heart of Stone. Nearly sixty billion in-game dollars were spent on efforts to save Trump, about thirteen times his estimate net worth, and ten to twelve times most estimates on the cost to build his now infamous border wall. Nearly 80% of amateur surgeons werenвЂ™t able to complete the heart transplant that puts Trump in the care of your surgeonвЂ™s incapable hands. As per usual for Surgeon Simulator, most went horribly wrong. For the most part, those surgeries didnвЂ™t go so well. ThatвЂ™s ten surgeries per minute since the DLCвЂ™s release, one every six seconds. Trump had already been operated on more than 106,000 times.

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