M*A*S*H

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MAS*H throws you into a warzone where you split time between flying a helicopter under artillery fire and performing timed surgeries. Piloting mode has you dodging tank shells while ferrying medics or wounded soldiers to base camp. The real stress kicks in during operations, grab tools, stitch wounds, and race against injury timers without letting patients bleed out. Multiplayer adds rivalry as you compete with AI or human surgeons for fastest save times, turning operating rooms into chaotic head-to-head matches. The game’s odd mix of frantic action and methodical puzzle-solving stands out. Early ’80s hardware limitations give the surgery sequences a surprisingly tense rhythm, balancing reflexes with timing. While the combat loop feels basic by modern standards, the pressure of saving lives in both sky and OR creates a quirky blend of arcade thrills and simulation grind. A relic of 1980s war-era gaming that still nails the chaos of triage.