Trauma Center: New Blood Cheats
Everybody needs help, whether you can provide it or not is the question *hint *hint. I have my shared in Truama Center: New Blood, but with some repetitive failures, and a can of Mountain Dew Voltage I somehow managed to get to the end.
In the Game
Getting COOLs
There are a lot of tools, but generally the best way to get cools with:
- Extracting and Bandaging – Pull as straight as possible and hope for the best. Same thing with the bandaging, be as straight as possible. If you were to move left and right you could lose points.
- Suturing/Stitching – To get COOL you should suture evenly back and forth 2 times and then go back to the side you started at, like a W.
- Tumors – To get COOL from tumors is to cut it out without using the ultra sound. Am I being sarcastic? No, I’m serious. On the bright side you can still use the ultra sound to find them, just don’t press A to make them appear.
In general think like professionals. They do things perfectly and they don’t make mistakes.
Chaining
Chaining is when you get OK, GOOD, or COOL multiple times without getting BAD, or just screwing up somehow. If you do you start over. The more you chain the more points you can get.
Bonus Goals
Every operation has 4 goals that’ll increase your score by a multiple (like 1.4, never bigger then 1.5) at the end. Each operation requires you to finish without making any mistakes, chaining at least a certain amount of times, finishing under a specific time, and a different 4th thing.
Don’t Ignore Things
When something happens like cut wounds, or other things appears when you are trying to kill stigma or something else, don’t ignore it at all cost. In fact you should take care of it first, because eventually the damage the patience takes will add up, and you’ll fail the operation.

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