Super Adventure Hand

Super Fun Game!
I don't usually play 3D platformers - in fact, this might be my first real game in the genre. (I don't count games that have the tag but don't actually play like one.)
At first glance, Super Adventure Hand looks like a pure parody game, but it's really not. The game may look easy, and it can be if you take your time and don't rush, but you'll quickly realize that earning the maximum rating on each level is a completely different story.
From the very first level, reaching the finish isn't the only challenge - reaching it efficiently is where the real fun begins.
Around level 8 or so, the difficulty starts to ramp up and the game reveals another side of itself. It's not just a 3D platformer; it's also a physics-based puzzle game. Many obstacles require careful movement and a bit of planning rather than simply moving forward.
I still have plenty of levels left to complete, but this doesn't feel like the kind of game you rush through in a day or two. It's the type of game that's best enjoyed at your own pace.
Just take your time and have fun.
Great game for anyone looking for a good amount of fun but who doesn't always have hours and hours of free time to dedicate to gaming.

Really fun game. Love playing a severed hand and climbing around watching out for feet. 10/10

Pretty fun little 3D platformer, there's not much new here but the movement is pretty good and the level design is well-balanced. I'd rate it a 8/10 and recommend this mostly to people who like platforming games, the character movement makes this worthwhile even if it isn't groundbreaking. This should be steam deck verified as well, it ran great front to back.

A short and fun light puzzle-platformer with a very cool twist: you're a hand searching for its lost arm. The controls are quite responsive, and the physics are very well done — except for a few minor issues.

The collectibles are not that hard to find; usually, you just need to be aware of blind spots and move the camera around to spot them. The customization is also a very nice touch, adding a bit more enjoyment to the overall experience.

The visuals end up being a bit repetitive, something the game even jokes about at one point. Also, the sense of humor is very refined — not overdone, but enough to get a few laughs along the way.

One of Steam's hidden gems! A great 3D platformer with spider physics and all the handiest puns a person could ever dream of!

+ : It's a really solid bqse for a spinoff game of the adams family.

- : in terms of mental engagement it reminds me of the games that middle aged women play on their phones like candy crush where it's the kind of game that doesn't ask for much of your attention
- : wait for at least 50% discount 12 euros is kinda steep imo.

~ : the turning the hand and the camera kinda weird at first, but not so bad once you get used to it.

overall pretty good game theres enough collectibles to last you a while but when you going back into the other levels before the boss fight for what ever reason it doesnt let you keep the arm (tho it was the whole point!) i wouldve put in an option to keep the arm or not, so if want to replay the game you will replay the game, but if your replaying them for the thimbles then i would keep the arm bc all your really doing is going back, im going to give this roughly 6.5 out of 10 and thats me being generous, but if they update it after this review and get the option then 7.5 out of 10 or 8, but if you wanna play the levels with the arm it only four, and the credits level, good idea, but wheres the arm, and you may be asking "why are giving a lesser review just because you dont get the arm?" honestly, i literally played with my hand and harm like this when i was younger (still do) and just playing with it when i had nothing else to do, and only imagining it not being attached to my body, now i can, and get the full experience for four levels