Developer Dennys Kuhnert is very pleased with the 200,000 copies he has sold in half a year of Hand Physics Lab, a game that tests the limits of Oculus Quest hand tracking and that jumped from SideQuest to the official store without going through App Lab in March this year.
What began as an experimental application to test the effectiveness of the hand tracking of the Quest viewers became a set of mini-games that range from the most basic (taking an object), to the almost impossible or amazing (doing it with our hands turned into jelly), as we saw in the live ROV Explorers.
Hand Physics Lab, edited by Holonautic is one of those experiences that for the € 9.99 it costs provides many moments of VR amazement and fun, ideal to challenge adults to what seems like a child’s game. There are more than 80 puzzles to solve with our own hands, without having to use Touch controllers at any time.
