Hand Simulator CD Key
Lowest Price
2.99$
Visit store
Release Date
18 Jul, 2017
Publisher/Developer
HFM Games
Reviews
Steam: 84.23% positive (23942/28424)
Metacritic: -
Game Tags
System Requirements
Minimum:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i3-4340 / AMD FX-6300
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD 4000, GeForce 8800, ATI 1950 or better
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 3700 MB available space
- Sound Card: 100% DirectX 9.0c compatible audio device
- VR Support: SteamVR or Oculus PC. Keyboard and mouse required
- Additional Notes: Keyboadr, Mouse (No need VR helmet, it is optional)
Also owned by players
Hand Simulator Steam Price History Chart
Price Information for Hand Simulator
Current Best Price: $2.99 at Steam
Game: Hand Simulator
Platform: Steam
Price history chart shows historical Steam pricing data to help you make informed purchasing decisions.
Loading Hand Simulator price history chart...
Hand Simulator Steam AI Review Summary
SteamAI
Summary generated from 300 most useful Steam user reviews.
Users wrote
Hand Simulator is a chaotic, humorous game that shines most when played with friends. The core draw is the quirky, finger-by-finger controls that create unpredictable, funny moments, especially in multiplayer. Many reviews note frequent bugs, crashes, and unreliable online play, which can ruin sessions. The game is cheap and runs on many PCs, but its replay value is limited beyond a few hours of party-style chaos.
Last updated: 2026-03-06
Most Mentioned Advantages
- Chaotic multiplayer with friends (22 mentions) - Reviews consistently highlight that playing with friends creates the most fun. The game’s mini-games and chaotic rounds lead to laughter and memorable moments. It works well as a party game for short play sessions. The social chaos is the main appeal rather than skill.
- Affordable price / good value (14 mentions) - Many reviewers mention the price is cheap and worth it for a few hours of fun. Some note that the fun is greatest with friends, maximizing value. Even if you don’t play long, the cost is small.
- Unique hand-control concept (8 mentions) - The idea of controlling fingers and hands is central to the appeal. Reviewers describe the concept as original and entertaining, producing unpredictable results. The novelty is a key factor in the initial fun.
- Variety of mini-games / modes (7 mentions) - Several reviewers point out multiple modes and mini-games, offering a range of chaos from shooting to odd tasks. Some updates add new modes, keeping sessions fresh.
- Low system requirements (6 mentions) - The game is described as low-demand and runs on almost any PC. This makes it accessible to players with older hardware. You don’t need a powerful setup to enjoy the basic chaos and humor.
Most Mentioned Disadvantages
- Hard to control / janky (25 mentions) - Many reviews say the controls are difficult and the finger-by-finger mechanics are awkward. The learning curve is steep and failures feel frustrating. It can ruin the flow of a session when you just want to play.
- Bugs and instability (18 mentions) - A number of reviews describe frequent bugs, crashes, and unpredictable behavior. This can interrupt games and frustrate players.
- Online/servers unreliable or dead (15 mentions) - Several reviewers report that online play is unreliable or not available. Some mention needing an internet connection to play.
- Limited depth / short-term appeal (12 mentions) - Several reviews describe the game as a novelty with limited long-term content. It’s fun for a few hours but not a lasting experience.
- VR support incomplete or not working (9 mentions) - VR mode is often criticized as missing proper controller support or being poorly implemented. Some say VR functionality is not usable.
Users wrote
Advantages mentioned by the majority
Less frequently mentioned disadvantages
Comparisons to other games
