This Is My Finger: The Toy
Drag the joints of a mechanical hand to bend and pose its fingers, listening to the satisfying clicks as they lock into place.
How to play
- Select any of the three segments on a finger of the mechanical hand.
- Drag the segment around its pivot point to bend the specific joint.
- Listen for the mechanical click as the joint snaps into a 15-degree angle.
- Pose all 15 joints across the five fingers to create custom hand gestures.
- Press the reset button to trigger a flattening animation that returns the hand to normal.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag a finger segment to bend its joint into a new angle.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag a finger segment to bend its joint into a new angle.
More about this game
This Is My Finger: The Toy is an interactive sandbox where you pose a mechanical hand. There is no specific goal, timer, or end state. Instead, you freely grab and bend the 15 joints across the five fingers to create custom gestures. Each joint snaps into place at 15-degree intervals, up to a maximum range of 75 degrees in either direction. The core loop is experimenting with different poses while watching the status bar update your exact angles and listening to the mechanical clicks.
Tips
- Each joint snaps at exactly 15-degree increments, so you can make precise, symmetrical poses by counting the mechanical clicks and watching the status bar update.
- The joints have a maximum range of 75 degrees, meaning you cannot bend them completely backward or forward past that specific mechanical limit.
- When you lock a pose, a visual flash appears around the joint and the status bar displays exactly how many clicks you made.
Questions
How many joints can I move?
There are 15 joints in total. The thumb, index, middle, ring, and pinky fingers each have three movable segments that you can drag independently to form different shapes.
Can I break the fingers by bending them too far?
No, the joints are restricted to a strict 75-degree range in either direction. They will simply stop bending once they hit that mechanical limit, preventing any damage.
How do I reset the hand?
Tap the yellow reset button at the bottom of the screen. This triggers a brief half-second animation that flattens every joint back to a flat palm, ready to pose again.