Hand Simulator: Aliens

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Hand Simulator: Aliens is a single player and multiplayer simulation game. It was developed by HFM Games and was released on November 17, 2023. It received neutral reviews from players.

Hand Simulator: Aliens is a multiplayer game where your mission is team survival. You either battle infected colleagues, saving the ship and crew, or sow chaos and death as an infected member.

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Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

humor3 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Hand Simulator: Aliens offers a unique and chaotic multiplayer experience that combines humor and social deduction, making for memorable gameplay sessions.
The intentionally awkward hand controls create a comedic atmosphere, leading to hilarious moments of player incompetence and unexpected outcomes.
When played with friends, the game shines as a source of laughter and storytelling, providing a fun and engaging way to embrace chaos.

The clunky control scheme can be frustrating and may deter players who prefer more responsive mechanics, leading to mechanical struggles during gameplay.
Finding full lobbies can be challenging due to a small player base, which can diminish the experience when playing with strangers or in half-empty sessions.
The balance between infected and uninfected roles can feel uneven, affecting the overall gameplay experience depending on player coordination and numbers.

gameplay
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The gameplay is characterized by chaotic and frantic interactions, particularly due to the element of deception where some players act as hidden saboteurs. While this leads to amusing and unpredictable moments, the intentionally clumsy mechanics may frustrate those seeking more polished systems. The minimalist graphics support the gameplay's absurdity, enhancing the overall experience despite lacking the refinement of larger multiplayer titles.
- “When you add the layer of deception—where some players are secretly infected aliens trying to sabotage the mission—the result is a gameplay loop that feels chaotic, frantic, and often hilarious.”
- “The graphics are functional rather than impressive, with a clean, utilitarian sci-fi design that fits the tone without distracting from the gameplay.”
- “Simple tasks often devolve into mechanical struggles, and while that’s the point, it can wear thin during longer play sessions.”
- “Players who prefer tight, responsive systems may find the intentionally clumsy mechanics more irritating than amusing.”
- “While it lacks polish compared to bigger multiplayer titles, the minimalist presentation works in its favor—it complements the absurd mechanics and emphasizes the unscripted player-driven chaos that defines the experience.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's humor is rooted in its chaotic gameplay, where deception and sabotage by secretly infected players create frantic and often hilarious situations. While this unpredictability adds to the fun, it shifts the focus away from skill mastery, encouraging players to embrace the chaos and find humor in their failures.
- “When you add the layer of deception—where some players are secretly infected aliens trying to sabotage the mission—the result is a gameplay loop that feels chaotic, frantic, and often hilarious.”
- “It’s not about mastery or skill, but about embracing the chaos and laughing through the failure.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story revolves around a chaotic and humorous premise where players must navigate deception, as some are secretly infected aliens aiming to sabotage the mission. This dynamic creates a frantic gameplay experience that fosters laughter and memorable moments, particularly when played with friends.
- “When you add the layer of deception—where some players are secretly infected aliens trying to sabotage the mission—the result is a gameplay loop that feels chaotic, frantic, and often hilarious.”
- “Played with friends, it can be a riot—a game that generates laughter, confusion, and endless storytelling fodder.”
- “The story feels disjointed and lacks a coherent narrative, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “Character development is minimal, leaving players feeling disconnected from the plot.”
- “The plot twists are predictable and fail to deliver any real surprises or emotional impact.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in Hand Simulator: Aliens are functional and straightforward, featuring a clean, utilitarian sci-fi design that complements the game's tone without overshadowing the gameplay. While not visually impressive, they effectively serve their purpose.
- “The graphics are functional rather than impressive, with a clean, utilitarian sci-fi design that fits the tone without distracting from the gameplay.”
- “From a technical and aesthetic standpoint, Hand Simulator: Aliens keeps things simple.”
- “The graphics feel outdated and lack the detail expected from modern games.”
- “Character models are poorly designed, making it hard to immerse myself in the game.”
atmosphere
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The sound design effectively enhances the atmosphere, utilizing ambient hums, alarms, and eerie echoes to create a tense and immersive experience.
- “The sound design does a great job of supporting the atmosphere, using ambient hums, alarms, and eerie echoes to enhance the tension.”
- “The game's atmosphere is incredibly immersive, drawing you into its world with stunning visuals and haunting soundscapes.”
- “Every corner of the environment feels alive, with subtle details that create a rich and engaging atmosphere.”
replayability
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Replayability is highly contingent on the group dynamic; when played with the right mix of players, the game shines as a comedic experience, but it can become repetitive and cumbersome without that ideal synergy.
- “The replay value ultimately depends on the group dynamic: with the right mix of people, it’s a comedic gem; without it, it risks feeling repetitive and clunky.”