Get ready for some indie-friendly gore, PS4 gamers. Sony just announced that Surgeon Simulator is coming to its current-gen console on August 12th. I wonder how the game's famously difficulty controls are going to work on the DualShock 4...

Oh, good. Surgeon Simulator is taking on dentistry for its next game, aimed for the iPad. Maybe now I'll understand why it is that dentists seem to love to hack people's mouths up. Watch the short and yet still horrifying teaser right here.

Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs is a great horror sequel filled with tons of NOPE moments. Even its glitches are freakin' scary.

Bossa Studios never intended for Surgeon Simulator 2013 to become a part of a Half-Life 3 conspiracy theory—the ARG puzzle found underneath a medic figurine was simply another element in the game that would require the player to use some inference.

Remember that suspicious Korean puzzle in Surgeon Simulator 2013—which people assumed teased a Valve product? The developers say it's an ARG, but it's unrelated to Valve or Half-Life.

And so the speculation continues! The other day, we wrote about a Half-Life 2 update that featured Korean audio. It was a mistake according to Valve, and they fixed it—but that didn't stop fans from freaking out. Now fans found something else that looks suspicious in a different game, Surgeon Simulator 2013.

The medic might've lost his medical license, but that doesn't mean he can't lend his medical expertise out on the battlefield...or in this case, the surgery room. Previously limited to the Meet the Medic video, now we have a chance to poke around the Heavy's internal organs in Surgeon Simulator 2013 thanks to an…

In celebration of Surgeon Simulator 2013 and the indie sensation that it has become: the most disgusting cake you have ever wanted to eat. Mmmm disgustlicious. Uncensored image follows.