Autopsy Simulator is one of the most unique and gripping indie horror experiences I've played in a long time. It blends realistic forensic science with unsettling psychological horror, delivering an atmosphere that’s both educational and chilling. The game lets you step into the shoes of a pathologist working through bodies while slowly unraveling a deeper, darker mystery tied to your own past.

What really impressed me was the attention to detail. From the tools to the autopsy process itself, everything feels authentic without being overwhelming. The mechanics are simple to pick up but stay engaging throughout. It's not just about gore — it's about understanding what happened to these people and solving the puzzle piece by piece.

The story is surprisingly emotional and keeps you invested with journal entries, voice acting, and eerie flashbacks that blur the line between reality and hallucination. It’s like Silent Hill meets CSI, but in the best way possible.

If you're into forensic science, dark storytelling, or psychological horror, Autopsy Simulator is absolutely worth your time. It’s short but impactful, and it stays with you long after you finish.

There isn't a whole lot of content, but I absolutely enjoyed what's there.

With autopsy only mode, you can get a bit more replay value once you've finished the story.

story is anus of a meerkat, and the dialogues along with voice actors and the animations are anus of a squirrel.