One Hand Clapping

HandyGames

About this game

One Hand Clapping is a vocal 2D platformer. Solve puzzles, by singing or humming into your microphone, and find confidence in the power of your voice as it changes the world around you.

One Hand Clapping is a relaxing, inspiring puzzle platformer that focuses on vocal input to progress through its vibrant world. Build confidence in your voice as you utilize melody, rhythm, and harmony as your tools. Take your time. You have nothing to lose and won’t get punished for making a mistake.


Meet loveable characters who will assist you and cheer you on and inspire self-expression without being pushy. You don’t have to be a vocalist prodigy to enjoy One Hand Clapping. Just conquer your doubts, battle the silence, and sing your song.

• Solve Puzzles with your voice

• Play through six expansive, vibrant biomes

• Sing, hum, and beatbox to change the world

• Meet three whimsical hermits who aid you throughout this musical journey

• Grow confidence in your voice

• Sing your song

• Full controller support

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Ratings and reviews

the music is nice and it's easy to calibrate the singing and range (make sure to use headphones!). cute characters and nice designs. I saw a streamer playing this on PC and the puzzles looked like a lot of fun, but the platforming controls are awful and laggy on the phone, not sensitive enough. It's more frustrating than fun, not great for mobile gaming. I wish I had bought it on PC instead.

Interesting puzzles, excellent level design, and cohesive, atmospheric art direction. The hook seems like a gimmick, but the audio input control scheme builds the experience as part of the entire package. The last time I played a game so well crafted, unique, and cohesive was probably Shadow of the Colussus. I am certain it will end up on many Game Of The Year lists.

Well... Maybe I'm not the target audience but the game itself (as far as I was able to get) is a simple platformer, with the difficulty coming from having to use your voice as an extra control. The problem is that it's basically just holding down a very imprecise button, because you have to be constantly generating a tone with your voice while you want the button to be held down. The tone didn't seem to matter (no need to actually sing) just as long as it's within the range the game recognizes.

What’s new

Changed back key handling/leaving the game in the pause menu