Scene 3: NeonSlice Fruit Slicer

Game three is the one that stands out the most, and the one worth remembering: a fruit-slicing game with no controller, no mouse, and no screen to touch. A webcam watches your hand, and your fingertip becomes the blade.

Nothing is being touched — the game tracks the fingers in real time and turns them into blades. Losing hand tracking costs one of the blades. The full game logic runs on top of that tracking: hit a bomb instead of a fruit and it costs a heart.

As a computer-science grad, this is the moment that impressed the creator most. Fable and the Higgsfield MCP combined hand tracking, velocity prediction, and physics into a single fully playable game, all stitched together and running in the browser from one prompt. Getting all of those layers to work together without breaking is the hard part — and there's no install and no extra hardware required, just a webcam and a hand.

The game is live right now for anyone who wants to try the camera tracking themselves.