S.O.R.S

$9.99

Release Date:: Mar 4, 2016
Developer:: Science: Gamed
Publisher:: Science: Gamed
Platforms:: Windows Mac

Simulation Indie Adventure Steam Achievements Family Sharing Single-player Stats

About This Game

Welcome to the facility, Doctor. You cannot trust your colleagues. Trust me...

You are a new recruit at a high tech medical facility where doctors are being fired and patients are dying. Find out what’s going on, but make sure you hit the government targets otherwise you’ll be fired. But watch out for that hacker....friend or foe?

Scan patients, diagnose diseases and prescribe treatments. Between shifts catch up on emails and communicate with colleagues – choose who to trust.

Choose wisely, because these choices affect how you progress, what challenges you face and what help you get.

S.O.R.S is set in the grimy near-future, where the world’s population has reached breaking point. Humans crowd into ever growing skyscrapers that cover the earth. Personal space is gone, international travel is banned and criminals live in prison ships in the sky.

Game Features:

Designed for multiple play-throughs, with 6 different endings based on player choice
Depending on player choice, gameplay varies and different challenges are experienced
Face unique challenges on levels where hackers disrupt your equipment
Try Endless Mode - save as many patients as you can!
Chat to patients to reduce complaints
Inspired by real science. Information in the game is based on real disease/treatment information
Use cheat words to hack the system!

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

1 user reviews

Positive

User #788914 english

6 hrs at review

Not Recommended

It's kind of alright, it has a few interesting moments. The lore and setting is interesting, but the gameplay loop is kind of frustrating. The way moving the mouse too fast causes bad results is frustrating when the goal is not accuracy to begin with. In the later sections, with the Breasts scan and such - I kind of lost patience to go on. It makes sense with the game story that you're put against impossible odds, but it never quite feels like you're a badass, compared to games like Trauma Center from back then where you had to do a lot of crazy special operations over the duration of the game, SORS just kind of lets monotony and repetition sets in, going for a more papers please scenario.