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Hand of Worlds
Hold a tiny living world in your hands — and learn real science while it grows. Hand of Worlds is a STEM game disguised as a cozy god game. A sleeping planet wakes in your palms. Drag a cloud over dry ground and it rains. Warm a sprout with a sunbeam and it grows. Trace a river with your finger, and tiny Worldlings move in, build houses, take jobs, fall in love and throw festivals. The science is built into the world itself — and it never lectures. ONE PRICE, EVERYTHING INCLUDED Buy it once and the whole game is yours — Earth and Space, every building, every season. No other purchases, ever. No ads, no energy meters, no player chat. REAL SCIENCE, GENTLY • Weather: a Weather Station whose anemometer spins with the day's wind, a barometer that falls before a storm, and a forecast you make yourself • Earth: a volcano with a magma chamber you can see, mountains to hike, seasons that come from a tilt, snow in the cold country while the tropics stay green • Space: build the Spaceport — countdown, liftoff, satellites deployed — and watch the booster fly home to be caught by the tower. Zoom out past the clouds to the Moon and the planets, and catch the space station passing overhead • Stars: the Observatory dome opens after dark — real constellations, the Moon's phases, meteor showers • Radio: the Ham Shack has a working Morse key — tap out messages, call the space station, hunt a hidden transmitter • Machines: a 3D Print Shop where an overhang past 45° droops without supports, a Data Center that teaches binary and packets, a steam train on a timetable, a water wheel, a windmill, solar panels that follow the sun • Learning moments: your first rain becomes the water cycle, the first thunder teaches you to count the distance to the storm — 111 short moments, one friendly note each, then the villagers carry it A LIVING VILLAGE • Named Worldlings with personalities, families, weddings, birthdays and campfires • Twenty-nine buildings that each open a little game: a fair with a Ferris wheel, a coaster and a strength tester; a hockey rink with a Zamboni; a bakery that teaches fractions; a bank that pays interest; a golf course; a fishing pond with a real fight on the line • Farm animals with real breeds, deer at the edge of the woods, pets you can pick up • Five seasons in a 30-day year, six climates, hamlets that grow into a second town A WORLD THAT REMEMBERS Everything goes into the Worldbook: memories worth keeping, a news log of what happened while you were away, a Learn page, and quests one at a time. Your world keeps its own time — play for two minutes or two hours, it welcomes you back either way. PLAY WITH FRIENDS, KINDLY Visit friends' worlds, wave hello, share gifts, climb the leaderboard. There is no chat, ever — waves only, so it stays kind. Sign in and your world follows you to any device, the web included. MADE FOR FAMILIES Content modes for kids, families and teens, read-aloud for messages, and English, French and Spanish. Gentle, funny, never stressful — a space to think. Delete everything with one tap, any time. Made in Canada by one person who loves rockets, weather and technology.
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Hold a tiny living world in your hands — and learn real science while it grows. Hand of Worlds is a STEM game disguised as a cozy god game. A sleeping planet wakes in your palms. Drag a cloud over dry ground and it rains. Warm a sprout with a sunbeam and it grows. Trace a river with your finger, and tiny Worldlings move in, build houses, take jobs, fall in love and throw festivals. The science is built into the world itself — and it never lectures. ONE PRICE, EVERYTHING INCLUDED Buy it once and the whole game is yours — Earth and Space, every building, every season. No other purchases, ever. No ads, no energy meters, no player chat. REAL SCIENCE, GENTLY • Weather: a Weather Station whose anemometer spins with the day's wind, a barometer that falls before a storm, and a forecast you make yourself • Earth: a volcano with a magma chamber you can see, mountains to hike, seasons that come from a tilt, snow in the cold country while the tropics stay green • Space: build the Spaceport — countdown, liftoff, satellites deployed — and watch the booster fly home to be caught by the tower. Zoom out past the clouds to the Moon and the planets, and catch the space station passing overhead • Stars: the Observatory dome opens after dark — real constellations, the Moon's phases, meteor showers • Radio: the Ham Shack has a working Morse key — tap out messages, call the space station, hunt a hidden transmitter • Machines: a 3D Print Shop where an overhang past 45° droops without supports, a Data Center that teaches binary and packets, a steam train on a timetable, a water wheel, a windmill, solar panels that follow the sun • Learning moments: your first rain becomes the water cycle, the first thunder teaches you to count the distance to the storm — 111 short moments, one friendly note each, then the villagers carry it A LIVING VILLAGE • Named Worldlings with personalities, families, weddings, birthdays and campfires • Twenty-nine buildings that each open a little game: a fair with a Ferris wheel, a coaster and a strength tester; a hockey rink with a Zamboni; a bakery that teaches fractions; a bank that pays interest; a golf course; a fishing pond with a real fight on the line • Farm animals with real breeds, deer at the edge of the woods, pets you can pick up • Five seasons in a 30-day year, six climates, hamlets that grow into a second town A WORLD THAT REMEMBERS Everything goes into the Worldbook: memories worth keeping, a news log of what happened while you were away, a Learn page, and quests one at a time. Your world keeps its own time — play for two minutes or two hours, it welcomes you back either way. PLAY WITH FRIENDS, KINDLY Visit friends' worlds, wave hello, share gifts, climb the leaderboard. There is no chat, ever — waves only, so it stays kind. Sign in and your world follows you to any device, the web included. MADE FOR FAMILIES Content modes for kids, families and teens, read-aloud for messages, and English, French and Spanish. Gentle, funny, never stressful — a space to think. Delete everything with one tap, any time. Made in Canada by one person who loves rockets, weather and technology.