Sorry Bob
Sorry Bob isn't a serious or standard hospital-style medical simulation game. Instead, it transforms the operating room into a stage of clumsiness, where players struggle with their own uncontrolled hands.
What's your mission?
From the start, you're faced with an immobile body and a array of familiar yet unfamiliar medical instruments. However, the game's goal isn't to accurately recreate the medical field, but rather to simulate human clumsiness when handling high-pressure situations. You're not playing a genius doctor, but someone trying to navigate precarious conditions where every movement can have consequences.
How to play Sorry Bob
- Control the doctor's hands to perform the surgery according to the objectives of each level.
- Complete the mission before time runs out or the patient's blood volume drops to a dangerous level.
- Carefully observe the requirements of the surgery before starting to avoid mistakes.
- Pick up and use the correct tools such as scalpels, saws, hammers, syringes, etc., depending on the task.
- Avoid causing unnecessary injury to prevent the patient from losing blood too quickly.
- If you fail, learn from your previous attempt and try again with more precise movements.
Controls
- Space / A / W / E / R: Control each finger.
- Left-click: Lower your hand.
- Right-click: Rotate your wrist.
- Move the mouse: Control the direction and position of your hand in space.
Conclusion
Sorry Bob is a unique simulation experience where clumsiness is central to the gameplay rather than a secondary element. If you want to test your skills with a game that requires patience, coordination, and a willingness to accept failure, this is definitely a challenge worth trying.
