HandShooting vs Fruit Catch

Turn your hand into a gun controller. This app is a hand-tracking shooting game where your real-world hand movements control the action on screen. Aim, point, and shoot using natural hand gestures—no controller, no buttons. Targets appear on the screen and your goal is simple: aim accurately, react fast, and hit as many targets as possible. The game uses real-time computer vision to track your hand and translate your gestures into precise in-game shots. Features - Real-time hand tracking using MediaPipe - Gesture-based shooting mechanics - Fast, responsive target shooting gameplay - No controllers required—just your hand and camera - Fun way to experience computer vision and motion interaction Perfect for players who enjoy interactive games, AI-powered experiences, or hands-free gameplay.

Fruit Catch is played with your hand in the air, not with your thumbs on the glass. Hold your phone up, show your open hand, and the game finds it. Move your hand over a piece of fruit and close your fist to grab it. Miss, and it falls past you. Grab a chilli or a bomb and the run ends early. Two ways to play. Timed gives you a clock and asks how much you can pull out of the air before it runs out. Endless takes the clock away and gives you three lives instead, then gets faster and meaner the longer you survive. Three difficulties. Chill is slow enough to learn on. Normal is the real game. Frenzy fills the screen. Chain grabs without a miss and the combo multiplier climbs, so a clean streak is worth far more than the same fruit caught one at a time. Ice freezes the field for a moment, the star doubles your points, and the heart gives back a life you lost. Everything that sees you runs on your device. The hand tracking happens inside the phone, in real time, and no image, video or frame is ever recorded, stored or uploaded. The camera only runs while you are playing. The game is free and shows ads; a short ad on the result screen can also buy you a second wind. No account, no sign-up. The game plays offline; ads need a connection. Your best score stays on your phone. You need a front camera and a bit of light. A plain background and some space to move your arm help the tracking find you.