Twister (video game)

Twister is a video game adaptation of the popular party game of the same name. The core gameplay revolves around players using a game controller (or motion-sensing technology in some versions) to move virtual limbs and place them on designated colored circles on a virtual mat. The goal is to maintain balance and avoid falling, while following instructions prompted by the game.

The game generally supports both single-player and multiplayer modes. In single-player, the player typically competes against the clock or aims to achieve a high score. In multiplayer, players compete against each other to be the last one remaining in a standing position.

Gameplay instructions mimic those of the physical board game, instructing players to place a specific hand or foot on a specific color ("Right hand red," "Left foot blue," etc.). The difficulty increases as the game progresses, requiring players to contort themselves into increasingly challenging positions.

Several versions of the Twister video game have been released across different gaming platforms, often utilizing the unique capabilities of each platform to enhance the gameplay experience. Motion-sensing versions provide a more immersive experience, translating real-world movements into in-game actions.