The planned upcoming updates will also introduce new gameplay mechanics as well as puzzles and before release, we are planning to run a final polish pass over all areas and mechanics.
Similar to the game length we plan for the price to start a bit lower and increase over time. So each player can decide if they want to support the game right from the beginning or join in at a later point. Even if you purchase for a lower price now, you will continue to own the full-priced full version later.
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These options are particularly useful when you are at events where not clapping would appear rude or ungrateful, such as a live performance. Clapping with one hand certainly takes practice, but can come in very "handy" when you are holding items, have a wrist or hand injury, or have one hand otherwise occupied.
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Extend the palm of your dominant hand. Maintain a comfortable, relaxed hand position and keep your fingers spread. Quickly extend your fingers and snap them into the palm of your hand. Focus on extending your fingers nice and wide before each snap. Practice repeating this motion several times in sequence.
The goal is to create an audible clapping noise each time your hand comes together. Repeat this motion with your non dominant hand. Once you have perfected the noise with both hands, you can even try clapping both at the same time.
Method 2. Press your thumb and middle finger of the same hand together. Apply as much pressure as you can without hurting either finger. Relax all other fingers but keep your wrist straight and still. Your wrist is only used for support and you won't use your other fingers at all. Quickly slide your middle finger off your thumb, causing your middle finger to strike the palm of your hand.
Repeat the snapping motion for the duration of the time you wish to be "clapping. Method 3.
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