Fingered Reviews

I have never been entertained watching credits. yet this is the first time

played the game for 20 minutes there's no full screen i think its still a fun game

The clues are not only bad and ambiguous due to the bad, sloppy, cartoony art style, they are also unreliable, Even cross referencing several runs and only going for 100% sure clues, the clues dont mean even close to the same thing from round to round. As an example, i just came throught the following. The Bigot witness said "im possitive he doesnt look like a lard ass". The games rules dictate that if a witness says "im positive", then he is 100% sure (there are some other things to acount for, but not that much, specially in the first rounds. There was only ONE slim suspect, ALL of the others' abdomens ended farther than the shoulder line, most of them had double chins, logic dictates i have already found my guy right? Wrong Also some times the game just goes full dark screen or gets frozen mid transition

5/10 Fingered is a simple game that will make you feel guilty for accidentally killing an innocent Fingered has you playing as a police officer who has to find a guilty person out of a line of innocent people and execute them. the game is alright, giving you a quick sense of fun, but i feel like the game can get pretty repetitive at certain points. The game play is good though, making you have to look at certain details that could reveal the guilty person. There isn't much to say about the game since the game doesn't have much depth to it other then there being a bunch of random elements to the people you are fingering. Overall, Fingered is a simple puzzle game that can get old pretty quick.

A simple yet quite tough game about paying attention to the clues given by the witnesses in order to choose the poor sod unlucky enough to be sent to the electric chair from a collection of many different suspects. There is also a simple yet amusing lil' timewaster where you write any name you can imagine in order to come up with a silly criminal record just for laughs. It does use Edmund McMillen unique artstyle and the simple music does fit the police theme. On the other hand, you'll find that the artstyle itself, some rather vague clues and some really annoying unique traits from some of the witnesses (some of these are just plain ridiculous!) can make this relatively simple game really difficult! It is quite fun though, and it also quite cheap. So, if you'd like to try a very simple deduction type game where you might be forced to simply take more wild guesses than you would expect to at first, this is not a bad option to consider!