Analyse de l'application Super Hand pour le 26 septembre

Super Hand is a platformer game about a hand. Just a hand. No body, no plan, no business being this determined. It wants a donut, and honestly, that's enough of a reason. It used to belong to a baker named Varnava, who really should have kept a closer eye on it. The hand had a mind of its own and a serious weakness for anything glazed. One night it reached for a donut it definitely should not have touched, there was a glass case, there was a very loud noise, and long story short, the hand now lives its own life. The baker took it surprisingly well. Then a pigeon showed up and stole the good donut. Not just any pigeon. An evil one. It grabbed the one donut that mattered and scattered a thousand others across the world, presumably for fun, because that is exactly the kind of thing this pigeon does. The hand took this personally. So now it crawls. Finger over finger, ledge to ledge, hurling itself across gaps no five fingers should survive. It grabs onto walls. It flops off cliffs. It lands wrong and gets right back up, because it has exactly one goal and absolutely no shame. At the end of every level there's a donut, and the hand snatches it, and struts off looking for the next one. And it will not stop talking. This hand has no eyes, no mouth, no ears, and a great deal to say about all of it. It will narrate its own jumps. It will insult the pigeon. It will get emotional about a donut. You are along for the ride whether you like it or not. Inside the game: A cozy, hand-painted platformer that is a lot sillier than it looks. Crawl, climb and jump through dozens of levels. Grab a donut at the end of each one. Hunt down one deeply unpleasant pigeon. Enjoy the running commentary of a hand who thinks it's hilarious. Get pulled through a story that makes almost no sense and completely works. Super Hand is out now. Somewhere out there is a donut, an evil pigeon, and a hand with a point to prove.