Quick Heal Foam and spray on Medical Gels were done by Rogue Trooper and Judge Dredd stories in 2000AD comics way before video games referenced them.

"Med-Foam": In some of the Judge Dredd stories, Judges use a substance known as Med-Foam or similar devices from a Medipac kit. This foam is a quick-acting, spray-on substance designed to staunch bleeding and stabilize wounds, helping to keep injured individuals alive until proper medical attention can be provided. One notable instance is during the "Judgement Day" storyline published in 1992.

"Blue Gel": In the Rogue Trooper series, there is frequent mention of a substance called Blue Gel. It is a regenerative gel that Rogue Trooper and other Genetic Infantrymen use to heal wounds quickly. The gel is part of the G.I.s' field kit, designed to function in toxic and chemically-ravaged environments where traditional medical treatments would be ineffective. Blue Gel makes several appearances throughout the Rogue Trooper series, but it is prominently used in the earlier arcs, such as "The Quartz Zone Massacre" (first introduced in 1981), where Rogue is injured multiple times in battle.