Is Chiro Studio free?

Yes. It runs in the browser with no download and no sign-up.

Is it a real massage simulator?

It is a relaxed skill game inspired by massage therapy rather than a training tool — the scoring is about even coverage, steady pressure and rhythm.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, with touch. A mouse gives finer control over pressure.

Is there online play?

Not on this site. Free play, the timed activities and the six-stage career are the complete game here.

Why did my timed session end before the clock ran out?

Client comfort reached zero. Comfort starts at 100 in every timed session and drops with rushed or uneven work, so slower, smoother strokes keep the session going.

What pressure should I aim for?

Between 35 and 70 per cent of game pressure in the timed massage games. The prompts on screen tell you when you are too light or too heavy.

How do I work on the client's back?

Choose the Face down pose, which brings the back above the table, then select back care and use the camera controls to frame it.

Chiro Studio — Free Massage Therapy Game

About Chiro Studio

Chiro Studio is a calm skill game set in a small therapy studio. Your cursor is the therapist’s hand: choose a client, settle them on the table, and work the arms, calves and back with oil and steady pressure.

It rewards a light, even touch rather than speed. Pour too much in one place and it pools; press out of rhythm and the score drops. Find the flow and the numbers climb.

The career

Six stages take you from apprentice to studio master: a first pour, finding your flow, a careful hand that avoids puddles, following a pressure rhythm, an even finish and a final flow challenge. Each one unlocks the next, and your progress stays on the device you play on.

Free play and timed modes

Free play has no timer or score — move the client, change their outfit and the lighting, and just practise. Apply Oil and Massage each have relaxed and timed versions when you want something to beat.

Controls

Hold and drag on the client to press. Right-drag to orbit the camera, Shift-drag to pan and scroll to zoom. Keys 1 and 2 switch between push and knead, and Space holds the press.

How to play Chiro Studio

Choose a client from the five on offer: Anya, Arjun, Leela, Maya and Nisha. They differ in height and build, which changes how much table you have to cover.
Settle them in a resting pose. On the back suits arms, legs and face care, Sitting on table is the upright option, and Face down brings the back above the table for back care.
Use Adjust towels if you want to tidy the draping. Drag a towel edge and release it to place it; the coverage stays secure whatever you do.
Pick Apply Oil to start with the bottle. Your cursor becomes the bottle: hold to pour, drag to move the stream and release to stop.
Switch to massage and your cursor becomes the hand. Hold and glide along the area you chose, with keys 1 and 2 changing between push and knead.
For a scored session, press Start challenge, work until the timer ends and read your result on the session scores panel.

Chiro Studio tips and strategy

Stay inside the pressure band. The timed massage games want game pressure between 35 and 70 per cent. The on-screen prompts tell you when to ease off or press slightly harder, so watch them rather than guessing.
Keep the hand moving. Holding still in one spot earns no points at all. Long, unhurried strokes along the length of the area score better than short scrubbing.
Look after client comfort. Every timed session starts with comfort at 100, and if it falls to zero the session ends early. Rough, rushed strokes are what wear it down.
Coat new skin, not the same patch. In the oil challenges, thick puddles cost points. Move the stream on to uncovered areas instead of pouring longer where the sheen is already showing.
Know the star thresholds. When spreading oil, covering about a quarter of the area earns one star, half earns two and roughly 78 per cent earns three, so even coverage matters more than speed.
Finish two areas cleanly. The timed massage asks for two forearms or calves before time runs out. Completing both with accuracy above 70 per cent is what lifts the result to the top rating.
Frame the area first. The camera presets for across the table and along the table, plus the roll and turn sliders, save you fighting the view mid-stroke.

The timed activities

Each scored activity has its own clock and its own focus. Precision pour gives you 30 seconds of careful pouring, Coverage sprint runs for 45 seconds, and Spread the oil asks you to work the prepared oil on both calves into a thin, even film within a minute. Pressure rhythm, also 60 seconds, makes you follow a target that keeps changing while you glide, and the 90-second Flow challenge is the longest test of steady technique.

Face care is handled separately from the rest of the body: it works on the cheeks and forehead only, avoids the eyes and mouth, and uses a smaller stream and gentler pressure. It is a good place to practise control, because heavy-handed technique shows up immediately.

If you only want to relax, Relaxed massage and Free pouring are both untimed, and your best score in each challenge is kept so you have something to come back and beat.

Chiro Studio