Release Date: November 8, 2019
The Stretchers is a logical and arcade game in a humorous style. During the game, the player takes on the role of medical rescuers, who have to save the patients and drive them to the hospital.
The Stretchers is a humorous logic/arcade game, in which players take on the role of paramedics. The game was developed by Tarsier Studios and published by Nintendo.
The Stretchers takes place in a world where people got "stunned" by a villain known as Captain Brains. The task of the players is to transport the sick to the hospital.
While playing The Stretchers, the player takes on the role of medical rescuers and travels around the open world to perform rescue operations. Each mission of this type is based on taking all the patients from a specific location. Doing so requires solving a variety of logic puzzles.
When driving the ambulance, we can jump on the ramps set up all over the world and destroy our surroundings. During the transport of patients to the hospital, each action of this type adds points to the player's account, which translates into the final result of the mission.
The Stretchers can be played soloe or in two-person cooperation.
Physics in The Stretchers are based on ragdoll technology, which translates into somewhat unnatural movements of the characters. The vehicle driven by the player is capable of performing a variety of acrobations
Platforms:
Nintendo Switch
Developer: Tarsier Studios
Publisher: Nintendo
Age restrictions: none
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Game Ratings for The Stretchers Video Game.
GamingTrend: 70 / 100 by John Farrell
The Stretchers may not be the deepest experience, but its creativity comes through in spades, giving you a great challenge to experience with a friend. Its solo mode doesn't function well, the game is overall fairly short, and the controls are not always reliable, but the game manages to pack so much into its runtime that you may not find yourself caring.
Cubed3: 6 / 10 by Michael McCann
The Stretchers is a jovial, anarchic affair. It looks like a Dreamcast title and, in some respects, feels like playing one too. That comparison isn't meant as a pejorative to say it's dated, as it isn't, and certainly it has a charm all of its own
NintendoWorldReport: 8 / 10 by Daan Koopman
There were a few minor problems, mostly with precise movements, but never anything that soured the fun. Overall though, I can't help but admire the things Tarsier Studios put in. The Stretchers is a good time.
![[1:10] launch trailer](https://cdn.gracza.pl/galeria/filmy/640x360/104307843.jpg)
