Catch These Hands

About the Game

WELCOME TO THE WEBCAM LAB

No VR headset. No controllers. Just you and a webcam. 

Catch These Hands is an Experimental Physics Sandbox that turns your body into the game engine. Inspired by the creative freedom of games like Garry's Mod and Besiege, we are ditching the traditional "linear game" structure to bring you a collection of motion-controlled experiments.

Using advanced MediaPipe AI, we track your hands, head, and torso in real-time with zero perceived lag. If you can move it in real life, you can move it in the game.

Note: Place Webcam on top of Monitor for best experience :)

THE CURRENT EXPERIMENTS - That Get Updated Frequently!

EXPERIMENT 01: THE PHYSICS BRAWLER 

This isn't a "press X to punch" game. Your hands are physical objects in the world.

• 1:1 Velocity Tracking: The harder you punch in real life, the harder you hit in-game.

• Liquid Metal Enemies: Fight waves of liquid like enemies and react dynamically to your strikes.

• Fitness That Fights Back: Because every punch is real, your workout is real. Includes an integrated calorie estimator.

EXPERIMENT 02: THE AVATAR RIG

Turn your webcam into a poor man's motion capture suit.

• Full Body Proxy: Control a 3D character with your head rotation, hand position, and torso bending.

• Online PVP (Coming Very very Soon) 

EXPERIMENT 03: THE ENDLESS EXPANSE

Use your head movement to control the space ship 

• Smooth Tracking

• Look to Steer: Use real-time head-tracking to pilot ships and vehicles through the terrain with your own physical movements.

• Online Integration (Coming Soon): We are working on bringing your friends into the Expanse for co-op exploration and multiplayer sandbox chaos!

FUTURE EXPERIMENTS (The Roadmap)

We are constantly adding new "Toys" to the sandbox. Upcoming Experiments include:

• Shooting Range

• Ragdoll Logic: Testing semi-active ragdolls for hilarity and chaos.

• Technical Updates: Better UI and accesible settings for different webcam setups.

WHO IS THIS FOR?

• The Tinkerer: You like seeing what tech can do and don't mind the occasional physics glitch.

• The Fitness Gamer: You miss the Kinect era and want a reason to sweat.