Sorry Bob

Sorry Bob is a first-person surgery simulation built around unstable physics and deliberate control difficulty. You play as an untrained surgeon tasked with...

About Sorry Bob

Sorry Bob is a first-person surgery simulation built around unstable physics and deliberate control difficulty. You play as an untrained surgeon tasked with keeping a patient alive during emergency operations. The game limits you to one floating hand, with each finger controlled separately. Tools slide, organs shift, and small mistakes cause rapid blood loss. Progress depends on calm movement and careful coordination rather than speed or medical knowledge.

Controls

Controls in Sorry Bob are intentionally fragmented. Each finger responds to a separate key. You must combine inputs to grip, lift, and rotate objects.

• A – Control pinky finger

• W – Control ring finger

• E – Control middle finger

• R – Control index finger

• Spacebar – Control thumb

Hand movement and interaction rely on the mouse.

• Mouse movement – Move hand position

• Left mouse click – Lower hand to grab objects

• Right mouse click (hold) – Rotate wrist