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broken feather

A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Your hand is the controller: a webcam-powered chicken shooting arcade with on-device hand tracking.

by @rohanrogers · rohanrogers/broken-feather on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON BROKEN-FEATHER.NETLIFY.APPUPDATED 31 Oct 2026

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Your hand is the controller. A playful browser arcade game where you aim with a finger gun and flick your hand upward to shoot flying chickens.

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On-device webcam hand tracking with MediaPipe; no camera frames are uploaded. Thumb-up gun poses with either your index finger or index and middle fingers forward. Finger-direction aiming, a visible crosshair, and a shotgun that follows your hand in the mirrored preview. A quick upward hand flick fires at your aim before the recoil. Brief tracking-gap handling, short centre calibration, and instant recentering.

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