Life & Death 2: The Brain is a medical simulation video game developed and published by The Software Toolworks. It was released in 1990 for MS-DOS computers. In Life & Death 2: The Brain, players assume the role of a neurosurgeon in a hospital setting. The game presents a series of medical cases involving neurological disorders and injuries, such as brain tumors, aneurysms, and traumatic brain injuries. Players must diagnose patients based on their symptoms, order appropriate medical tests, and perform surgeries to treat the conditions.
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Life & Death 2: The Brain review
ACE (1991): "Life and Death 2 is good fun and very educational. The graphics are just the right balance between cartoony and realistic images, I hate to think what a CD-I version with real video footage would look like (who would you get to model for messed-up operations?). You feel a great sense of satisfaction after correctly diagnosing a patient but following the correct procedures can be a drag. I spent more time back in the class-room than I did curing patients. Once you've reached the top of your profession and successfully performed your first brain-job, there is little left to come back to. Still, I can't wait for Life and Death 3: Removal of the Stomach Bag."
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