Jenga, the widely known tower-building game, is a simultaneously frustrating and very entertaining game, and through the years, players have strived to spice it up. Some have made it a drinking game, others have written innuendo-filled dares on the blocks. But perhaps the most diabolical variation on the game yet has just been created by Daniel Beauchamp, aka Pushmatrix.

Beauchamp just released a short video demoing a VR Jenga game, which looks a lot like regular Jenga, but the twist is that after every turn, your virtual fingers get longer. It looks incredible.

It's VR Jenga but your fingers get longer after every move.
You in? pic.twitter.com/hM9mnfNPJx

— Daniel Beauchamp (@pushmatrix) March 10, 2020

Beauchamp first posted the video on Reddit, where it gained an astounding 142,000 points in less than a day as viewers salivated over the possibility of playing Jenga with giant Salad Fingers.

On Twitter, users said it looked more stressful than some of the most terrifying horror games in the field.

P.T. has nothing on this https://t.co/35g8jQmLes

— Jacob Geller (@yacobg42) March 10, 2020

If Junji Ito made VR games. https://t.co/pHR4Vdc5bK

— James Interactive (@jamesid) March 10, 2020

This is the single most anxiety producing video I've ever seen. I legitimately feel sick just from watching this https://t.co/nU98SuF9G4

— kalyn (@ka_lyn_) March 11, 2020

Play jenga as everyones fav animated boi pic.twitter.com/wIbanJ2m0m

— Bituin (@BituinGalaxy) March 10, 2020

There's no additional news about the project yet, but here's to hoping it comes to fruition and leads to terrific body-horror family fun in the future.