Giant Hand Simulator

Giant Hand Simulator

WASD: Walk | C: Crouch

Q / E + Mouse: Move Hands

F: Rotate Hand | X: Grab Toggle

1-0: Gestures (Press again to reset)

Gestures: 1:Fist, 2:Point, 3:Peace, 4:ThumbUp, 5:Rock...

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