Left Out is a video game controlled through Leap Motion hand tracking that conveys the experience of left-handedness in a world shaped by right-handed norms. Players move the character solely through real hand movements and solve tasks using deliberate gestures. In this demo version of the game, historical backgrounds of handedness and societal expectations are indirectly reflected within a fictional world, while existing right-handed design norms and the resulting invisible discrimination are brought to light. Through deliberately irritating interactions, mirroring elements and unconventional controls, the game creates a new awareness of one’s own handedness and draws attention to how everyday design standards can subtly disadvantage people.