Amateur Surgeon 3 Lunacy Falls Walktrhough: How to Get Rid of Bats

After dealing with the Mumbo Jungle veins problem, Amateur Surgeon 3 comes with a new real challenge in Lunacy Falls, the new area in the game: the Batshift Crazy where we have to operate on a vampire and things get really tricky when we have to get rid of some bats and they seem impossible to make go away and there’s no garlic anywhere!

So I have decided to once again come to the rescue and tell you how to pass the vampire level in Amateur Surgeon 3 and how to get rid of the bats. It’s not as difficult as it seems once you know it. But let’s start with the beginning!

Like always, the start is pretty easy:

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Simply use the tongs to remove the pieces, use the stapler on all wounds, burn them and apply the healing gel. Once finished, you have to find two hidden injuries using the metal detector. Below you can see the exact positions of these 2 injuries and you can directly use the pizza cutter now that you know where they are:

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And then begins the craze – getting rid of bats:

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Firs, I would suggest cleaning the woods by extracting the items and using the stapler – fire – gel combination. Afterwards, it’s time to handle the bats:

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First, use a lighter on a bat and you will make it fly. As soon as it does, use the car battery to zap it – this will only make it fly faster for a while so pretty hard to get. If you think you can do it, do it. Otherwise wait for it to slow down and inject some health in your vampire while it does. Rinse and repeat until the bat is dead. Them immediately use the tongs to remove it, otherwise it explodes into a ton of little bats and it’s pretty much game over. Do the same for the other bats and you’re all set.

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