If you are looking for an exciting new title to add to your library of PC games, Hand Simulator is a hilarious choice. It is a wildly frustrating but funny physics-based simulator that tests your patience and motor skills. You have to control individual fingers and hand movements to complete simple tasks that suddenly become almost impossible. Playing this on your computer with a keyboard and mouse supports a very responsive input, which is super important when one wrong click means you drop a grenade or spill your drink. It is honestly just a fun time, especially when you are messing around with friends in multiplayer and laughing at the pure chaos unfolding on screen.
Storyline
The storyline of this game is actually pretty simple but very entertaining. You are basically dropped right into different random scenarios, sitting at a table with hands that barely function. The storyline begins when you realize the only way to win is to complete basic everyday tasks, like loading a weapon, milking a cow, or fishing. There is no deep lore or long dialogue to slow you down; your only real enemy is your own clumsiness. Along the way, the stages get crazier, throwing wild new environments at you. After that, it becomes a personal quest to conquer the terrible controls and prove you can master your own fingers.
Gaming experience.
Jumping into the action is where things get really exciting. You have to rotate your wrists, bend fingers, and grab items, which can lead to some crazy moments. Since the physics are completely wild, every single movement is a big risk. However, it is an exciting challenge that can keep you glued to your screen for hours trying to get it right. The controls are tough to learn, meaning anyone with a mouse will struggle right away. When you finally assemble a weapon or win a standoff that has been driving you crazy, the satisfaction is amazing. It really is one of those PC games that will make you shout at your monitor and then immediately try again.
