Sorry Bob

Sorry, Bob – 3D Surgery Simulator Online

Sorry, Bob is a hypercasual 3D surgery simulator where you step into the role of a surgeon and directly control your own virtual hand. This isn’t a simple click-and-watch doctor game — it’s a skill-based experience where precision, coordination, and timing determine whether Bob survives… or not. 🩸

Hands-On Surgery Like Never Before

From the moment you enter the game, you’ll notice something different. You don’t just select tools — you control each finger, rotate your wrist, and physically lower your hand to operate. It’s immersive, chaotic, and surprisingly challenging.

Bob is unfortunately prone to accidents, and you’ll perform multiple operations on him in this order:

• ❤️ Heart
• 🤏 Kidneys
• 🧠 Brain
• 👀 Eyes
• 🦷 Teeth

Each surgery requires removing and replacing damaged organs while carefully managing blood loss.

Figure It Out Yourself

You’re given a full table of medical tools: knives, pliers, syringes — and even unexpected items like hammers and saws. The twist? The game doesn’t explain how to use them. You must experiment and learn through trial and error.

Mistakes can lead to heavy blood loss, and if Bob runs out of blood, the operation fails. The challenge is balancing speed and precision.

Core Mechanics

• 🩸 Monitor blood loss (displayed in milliliters).
• ⏲️ Complete surgeries within the time limit.
• 🤏 Control fingers individually for delicate movements.
• 🎯 Improve precision and coordination with practice.

Why Players Love Sorry, Bob

• 🎮 First-person 3D immersive gameplay.
• 🧠 Skill-based mechanics that reward precision.
• 😂 Unexpected and sometimes funny outcomes when things go wrong.
• ⚙️ Challenging motor control that improves focus and patience.

It’s intense, sometimes chaotic, but always engaging. Every operation makes you better — or at least faster.

Controls

Desktop:
SPACE / A / W / E / R – Control fingers
Left Click – Lower hand
Right Click – Rotate wrist
Mouse Movement – Move hand

Mobile:
Use your finger on the touchscreen to control the virtual hand and operate.

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