A disembodied hand searching for its missing arm may sound like the premise of a horror movie, but Super Adventure Hand takes a decidedly lighter approach. Developer Devm Games and publisher Upscale Studio have announced that their physics-based 3D platformer will launch for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch on May 8, 2026.
Players control a detached hand navigating over 50 levels filled with environmental hazards, including saw blades, fires, and dangerous terrain. The game promises a unique control scheme where every finger movement counts as you walk, climb and crawl in both home and outdoor environments. The story follows the hand of a former glove salesman on a mission to find his best friend, Arm, after a mysterious separation.
Beyond the unconventional protagonist, Super Adventure Hand offers many customization options, including manicures, rings, bracelets and watches. Gameplay expands beyond traditional platforming with vehicle sections including small cars, toy trucks and skateboards to navigate through stages.
The game will be available digitally on the PlayStation Store, Xbox Store and Nintendo eShop with full controller optimization for each platform. With its blend of physics-based gameplay and absurdist humor, Super Adventure Hand appears to target gamers looking for something genuinely different in the platform game genre.
Frequently Asked Questions
What platforms is Super Adventure Hand available on?
Super Adventure Hand launches on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch.
When does Super Adventure Hand come out?
The game will officially launch on May 8, 2026 on all announced platforms.
How many levels does Super Adventure Hand have?
The game features over 50 hand-crafted levels with diverse environments and physics-based puzzles.
Can you customize your character in Super Adventure Hand?
Yes, players can customize their hand with different styles, including manicures, rings, bracelets, and watches.
Does Super Adventure Hand include gameplay with vehicles?
Yes, the game features vehicle sections where players can control skateboards, toy cars, and trucks to navigate stages.
