ReviewĮverything in the world of One Hand Clapping is very much alive, and it will allow you to explore and learn about it as you go. They are well camouflaged within the gameplay, and they simply aid the narrative. There is cinematics to help you be guided through the game's "story". One Hand Clapping does not only rely on its original gameplay mechanics to stand out, there's also the incredible art that in a sense reminds us of Hollow Knight. Even though at some points of your adventure you'll be accompanied by strange and imaginative beings, it is mostly a lonely road and one you'll have to get your notes right to succeed. Use your voice to fight off the evil dark beings, and find your way through this odd world. It is mostly a minimalist experience but thanks to the great use of this original mechanic, it is a completely unique and special title. Do your best to get the notes right if you want to advance in the world of One Hand Clapping. You really do have to sing through your microphone to sort the obstacles. This is not to say that there's a mechanic in the game in which you press a button and the character sings. It’s an experience that has the player sorting out all kinds of obstacles with the power of their own voice.
One Hand Clapping is a unique gaming experience that gives the player the freedom to express themselves through the game’s mechanics. So let's get deeper into the world of One Hand Clapping and see what it is all about. There are plenty of things to talk about in this title, but one of the most interesting is its original mechanics. Luckily for One Hand Clapping, it is both. It's not unusual to see platform games, so you really do have to be either pretty original or pretty good to stand out. A pretty original game that brings a lot of new elements never explored to the well-known and very much proven before platform genre. The game obviously adopts the rhythmic aspects of the former and the platforming prowess of the other - featuring similar art styles.īad Dream Games released their latest game One Hand Clapping this June 2021. If I had to describe One Hand Clapping to someone - it would be a cross between SingStar and Journey.
The visuals, characters, and diversity - all amalgamate to bring a fantastic platformer. However, One Hand Clapping is an exquisite experience that has you come out feeling good and even wanting a little more. It's safe to say that some players won't enjoy this non-traditional approach to gameplay - purely because you must use your voice. Once you get stuck into the unique mechanics of the game - it is enjoyable. What's even more remarkable is how gameplay is diversified into different puzzles that tap into varying tones of voice. It actually gives you a bit of confidence in your own voice, to say the least. You won't need to be the next Andrea Bocelli to complete the heartwarming narrative. The manner that it's delivered actually is quite ingenious, once you get used to the idea of building bridges with your odd-sounding tones.Įven if you aren't much of a singer, One Hand Clapping is very forgiving. Many people don't like hearing the sound of their own voice, but here you will be forced to use it to solve puzzles and progress through the game. It wouldn't go amiss to say while the concept is fantastic, it's a little awkward for players at first.
Ones that will use a microphone to keep you going. Directly in parallel with the core mechanics of the game. It uses a bright color palette that resonates with a positive aura. The game's visuals are stunningly beautiful. It's pretty clear from the get-go that One Hand Clapping was made to be a wholesome game, both for its players and characters inside the universe.
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