Body-Controlled Games in a Browser

Not every game needs your whole body

Kung Foo uses much of your visible body: punches, ducks and blocks matter. Plate Spinners – Jungle Jam mostly uses arms and upper body to keep plates moving and repel monkeys. Mirror Time asks for precise movement toward green stars while red bombs are avoided.

An on-screen guide helps you find a suitable position. It is anchored low in the camera view so there is room above for your arms.

How the controls respond

Your camera supplies a live view, and the browser interprets motion in that view. Stay visible and move deliberately rather than frantically. Clear gestures are easier to learn with than tiny movements.

You can also select menu items by holding a hand over a button. Without camera input, mouse and touch are available for gameplay.

Pick your first game

Start with Wishi Washi to experience direct movement across the screen. Choose Kung Foo for whole-body reactions or Mirror Time for orientation and precision. You can adjust difficulty in the options.