Baby Hands

About

You’re a baby in a wobbly, curious world. Crawl around on all fours, slap objects with tiny hands, and gum anything that fits in your mouth. The environment reacts to your clumsy antics, flipping switches, pulling levers, and generally making a mess. Bright colors and exaggerated physics turn everyday items into toys. No dialogue or goals, just pure, chaotic exploration through a baby’s perspective. The retro aesthetic and physics-based humor stand out. Everything from a rubber duck to a lawnmower gets the baby-proofing treatment. While some may find the lack of direction frustrating, the 72% Metacritic score shows it resonates with those seeking lighthearted fun. Available on PC and VR platforms, it leans into tactile interactions that work best with motion controls. A short experience at around three hours, but one that leaves a sticky, giggly impression.