Platforms
- PCDec 14, 2021NAplayscoreNA0 Critics7.4436 Players
- PlayStation 5Apr 5, 2022NAplayscoreNA0 CriticsNA0 Players
- Xbox Series X|SDec 14, 2021NAplayscoreNA0 CriticsNA0 Players
- PlayStation 4Dec 14, 2021NAplayscoreNA0 CriticsNA0 Players
- Xbox OneDec 14, 2021NAplayscoreNA0 CriticsNA0 Players
- Nintendo SwitchDec 14, 2021NAplayscoreNA0 CriticsNA0 Players
- AndroidDec 14, 2021NAplayscoreNA0 Critics9.083 Players
- iOSDec 14, 2021NAplayscoreNA0 CriticsNA0 Players
13 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
It’s fresh and unique in a way that makes you hit your forehead and wonder why you didn’t think of it sooner. But in my heart, I know that One Hand Clapping could have become something so much better had it been a truly solid platformer in its own right, or swung hard into teaching singing, or created deeper, more impactful melodies to really convey a more coherent story.
Heather Johnson Yu · Feb 15, 2022 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewOne Hand Clapping is a serviceable but shallow game completely centered on its voice gimmick. Players with an interest for singing (or rather singing exercises), who also own the proper equipment, might find the experience appealing. However, those without the required skills or lower end audio input will be left with a disappointing experience.
Noparg · Jan 31, 2022 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewOne Hand Clapping is an interesting tool in teaching its audience to recognize musical notes. With simple gameplay and graphics, it makes learning about music both easy and fun
Juan Carlos Ortiz · Jan 23, 2022 Reviewed on SwitchRead full reviewOne Hand Clapping isn’t a masterpiece, but it is a refreshing and unique game especially on the Xbox platform which is woefully in need of alternative games such as this. I wish more developers would take risks like this; unfortunately, those risks aren’t usually rewarded. So if you want to try something different and reward creativity then don’t hesitate to pick up One Hand Clapping.
Jake Plant · Jan 15, 2022 Reviewed on XB1Read full reviewOf course, the whole point is to have a good time trying something new. One Hand Clapping is fun for singers and non-singers alike so I’m sure everyone will enjoy this creative experience. You can use it as an excuse to warm up your voice if you’re going out for Christmas caroling, or you can just sing to your heart’s content while actually making progress in a video game. And who knows, maybe you’ll find out you actually have a knack for singing.
Stephanie Sung · Dec 28, 2021 Reviewed on SwitchRead full reviewOne Hand Clapping has the right idea but was executed somewhat poorly. For a game centred around music, the audio design truly was a disappointing factor.
Artura Dawn · Dec 29, 2021 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewOne Hand Clapping is an incredibly unique 2D platformer that will literally and figuratively take your breath away. The voice-based mechanics can take some getting used to, and the plot is pretty non-existent, but thankfully, the gorgeous visuals should keep you invested long enough to keep trying.
Catherine Ng Dellosa · Dec 26, 2021 Reviewed on iOS, AndRead full reviewOne Hand Clapping may cause confusion at times with what’s expected of you, and it probably won’t be ideal for the tone deaf, but for the most part it’s going to deliver a puzzler that’s like no other. So grab a mic, let your hair down and sing like nobody’s watching.
James Birks · Dec 15, 2021 Reviewed on XB1Read full reviewAn innovative, inventive and unique experience in gaming, One Hand Clapping is impressive in almost every way. Whether you are a trained singer or have never sung a note in your life, this game accommodates you to translate your voice into a part of the game play. It’s only 5 hours long which includes some repetition, but this visually pleasing and enjoyable game is an experience that will be difficult to forget.
Kat Bullock · Dec 09, 2021 Reviewed on PS4Read full reviewIn the end, One Hand Clapping is not a bad game at all. In fact, I would say it is a good game for what it sells itself as, a 2D platformer that uses singing to solve puzzles. However, once the player gets past the initial singing gimmick, the game is too simple for its own good.
Charr Davenport · Aug 03, 2021 Reviewed on PCRead full review
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About the game
Sing into your microphone to solve musical puzzles and change the world around you as you explore the unique world of One Hand Clapping.