PC User Reviews

a mi amigo y a mí nos ardió el ano de la cogida anal y mental que nos pegó el último nivel, después intentamos pasarlo en modo speedrun y no solamente se nos curó el ano, sino que se la devolvimos y ahora al que le duele el culo es al juego

Handshakes is a short logical puzzle game that takes roughly 30 minutes to an hour based off how fast you're able to find the solution and whether or not you're planning on 100% completing this game. I took the 100% route and managed to beat it in roughly an hour and a half, a little less. But I thoroughly enjoyed my time with this game, every few levels they introduce a new little gimmick to play around with and the levels in between each new major mechanic introduction are focused around pushing that said mechanic to it's absolute limit. While the game remains centered around connected the two hands, the developers of this game push that concept far beyond that forcing you to hit switches, push boxes, chop your hands off, push yourself, and a few more mechanics. Each level will roughly take you just a few minutes and never overstay their welcome. Although I typically hate time mechanics, the speedrun mode was actually my favorite because I was forced to play at a much higher level than typically required and I had to really focus as one mistake on the later levels could cost you a whole run as one of the goals for the speedrun mode is to complete the entire game under 10 minutes. Granted I did use a guide to help follow the exact movements, but even with that guide it was still extremely stressful trying to cram everything in that time frame. The other miscellaneous achievements are pretty fun alternatives on how to play certain levels and I wish there were more types of these as it encourages more experimentation within the game itself. However, overall this was a really fun short puzzle game that I recommend everyone give a try since the game is completely free and if you like you should check out the developers as they're planning on releasing a sequel.