Dexterity

[b][i]Review copy provided by developer via Curator Connect[/i][/b] This is another fumblecore game in the vein of Surgeon Simulator or AmpuTea where you have a hand with entirely too specific controls to manage. Unlike those games, though, Wonderful Hand presents you with a museum of challenges to overcome and earn... things to unlock further challenges. These range from racing to the end of a room to shattering stick people with your bare hand. It's more dynamic in terms of action than those games that seemingly inspired it... or it would be if the challenge rooms had anything interesting to do. In a game about wiggling an articulated hand around, why do I want to do footraces? And you'll have to, because you need points to unlock further challenges and the only way to get them is to do the dumb races and boring box shoving. Maybe there are guns or glasses or other fun bits later on, but the first half-dozen challenges were boring as hell and the movement made me nauseous, so no more hand wonders for me. You can find more mini-reviews like this one, along with full reviews and other features, at https://goldplatedgames.com/ or on my [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/11…

Game mechanics are good, but they are not used in a story or puzzles, it's like if he uses same mechanics with storyline it's going to be awesome game.