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Control individual fingers, wrists, and arms to handle guns and tackle varied activities in solo or multiplayer levels.
Released 18 Jul 2017
Control Every Finger
Load and Fire Guns
Duel Your Friends
There are many different levels where you can play with spinners, plunge into the subtleties of handling weapons, milk a cow, take part in a Mexican duel with your friends, have a good time fishing, play chess or simply chat in an anonymous club.
Developed by HFM Games · Published by HFM Games









Hand Simulator puts you in control of a pair of hands using a keyboard and mouse, with separate movements for fingers, wrists, and arms. The challenge is to manipulate objects and perform everyday or competitive tasks through these controls.
Its levels offer a mix of activities, including handling and firing weapons, fishing, milking a cow, playing chess, and facing friends in a Mexican duel. Modes include both solo and multiplayer play, with activities that can be cooperative or competitive.
Each level has tasks that award achievements, and the game also includes collectible cards. The different activities provide distinct objectives, from careful weapon handling to more casual social play.
Players who enjoy Hand Simulator often describe its awkward hand controls as a source of funny, unpredictable mishaps, especially when playing with friends. Reviews also appreciate the range of activities and the challenge of learning to manipulate objects. Others find the controls more frustrating than funny, and some say the novelty or available content wears thin after a few sessions.
| Platforms | Windows |
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| Achievements | 72 |
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| Players | 1–4 |
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| Multiplayer | Hand Simulator supports both single-player and multiplayer. Store features explicitly list Online PvP, and the descriptions and reviews indicate many multiplayer levels played online with friends, including competitive and social activities such as duels, tanks, chess, fishing, and chatting. Offline content also exists, but the provided store data does not explicitly confirm online co-op or local multiplayer features. |
| Multiplayer & mods | Reviews mention workshop support, custom levels, and 'a lot of different mods,' but the provided official feature list does not confirm multiplayer mod support. Modding appears to add maps or scenarios rather than change the core multiplayer structure. |
| Controller required | No |
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