Fingers
Finger Piano
Move highlighted fingers across five piano keys while playing a melody.
Interactive stroke rehabilitation
Stroke Rehab Games for Arm and Hand Recovery
AgainAbility provides interactive rehabilitation games for finger, hand, shoulder, and elbow practice after stroke. The games use movement-based tasks designed to make repeated home practice more engaging.
Interactive rehabilitation games in AgainAbility
Each game emphasizes a specific movement area. Choose a game that matches the movement you want to practice and follow the on-screen setup and safety instructions.
Shoulder
NeuroWave
Follow a moving light wave with controlled shoulder movement.
Shoulder and fingers
Hand Pick
Open and close the hand while moving objects between targets.
Shoulder and fingers
Balloon Pop Rehab
Reach, open the hand, and extend the elbow to pop virtual balloons.
Shoulder and elbow
Solo and Duel Boxing
Practice affected-arm reaching and elbow extension through boxing games.
Elbow and fingers
Bridge Guardian
Defend the bridge using controlled elbow and hand movements.
Fingers
Hand Defense
Open and close the hand to control allied fire and defend the bridge.
How to use rehabilitation games safely
- Use a stable chair or standing position appropriate for your current ability.
- Keep the play area clear and stop if you feel pain, dizziness, unusual fatigue, or loss of balance.
- Choose a movement range that does not force the shoulder, elbow, wrist, or fingers.
- Follow recommendations from your clinician when games are used as part of a rehabilitation plan.
AgainAbility Arena
Choose a rehab game and start practicing
Open the Arena to explore movement-based games for fingers, hands, shoulders, and elbows.
Open Rehab Game ArenaAgainAbility rehabilitation games are supportive practice tools and do not replace individualized evaluation or treatment by a qualified healthcare professional.