Fingun

I love this game. It's very simple, but great for what it is, and the price is just right. This game is genuinely a good time, but my favorite part is the soundtrack. I wish the devs would sell this soundtrack separately, cause it's super catchy, even if there are only a few tracks shared between stages. Unfortunately, I do have to refund the Steam version of the game, as it doesn't get along well with my hardware; the GPD Win Max. The screen size is zoomed in on Win Max for whatever reason, and I even tried to use the Borderless Gaming app to correct this issue, but no luck. Since there doesn't seem to be a solve for the problem I'm experiencing, I will be refunding this game on Steam, but I do genuinely like it, and I wanted to have access to play it, so I did already repurchase it on another platform (the Switch). Since I am refunding this, I at least wanted to leave a positive review, because the game does deserve it, and it's not the devs fault that my hardware doesn't get along with the game (although some resolution options would be nice for folks like me). I do own the game on my OLED Switch, and I will say, the colorful art design of this game lends itself very well to an OLED display, so if you own an OLED Switch, it's not a bad option to play this game on. My only complaint is that the Switch version of the game's art gallery is censored, as they don't show anything below the front of the waist. This censorship more than likely wasn't the choice of the developer, but rather the platform owners. However, the Switch version does still show chesticles and badonkadonks in the art gallery, so that's something. This only applies to the art gallery by the way. During gameplay, everything is the same across both platforms. Good game, fairly priced, with lots of charm with an even better soundtrack. Get it.

me parece superchulo y Lindo tambien es Muy Hardcore tiene mucho carisma ojala fuese mas popular. me hace sentir como cuando en Nint█nd█s se divertian haciendo juegos en la epoca de la Gam█boy Adv█nce

음... 과거 오락실 게임같은 느낌에 구매했고, 진짜 그 시절의 향기가 풍부한 게임임니다, 여기서부턴 감성에 젖은 개인적인 예기이니 안읽으셔도 됨니다. 어릴적 부모님이 싸울떄마다 아버지는 제 손을잡고 오락실에 갔던 떠오르는 순간이 나지막이 회상되네요. 5, 6살인 저는 당시 유명했던 슈팅, 격투 이런걸 못했기에 땅따먹기 느낌의 도트게임을 했었죠. 대충 담배피는 마피아복장 마리오가 맵의 80%를 먹으면 헐벗은 미국식 성인여성이 잠깐 나타나고, 다음맵으로 이동하는 그런 게임이였슴니다. 저는 모든 게임을 잡아도 금방 끝나기에 아버지의 등 뒤에서 비행기 슈팅게임을 원코인으로 하시는걸 지켜보다 아저씨 한분이 아버지에게 다가가선 돈을 주신 후, 저희 부자는 분식집에서 순대와 튀김을 먹은 후 아버지는 저에게 "담배 한대 피고갈테니 먼저 들어가라" 하였습니다. 철없던 저는 어머니에게 달려가 아버지와 즐거웠던 하루를 해맑게 예기했죠... 그냥... 리뷰만 적고 갈려했습니다만... 가슴이 매여오기에 이리 장문의 추억을 적고가네요. 이 감성에 젖어든다면 분명 잠들기전에 눈물을 흘릴테니, 좀 다운시켜보죠 ... 메X커피 쌍X새끼들 원X 콜라보 빙수랍시고 믹서기에 가는 병X같은 메뉴를 내놓지 않나, 심지어 이거 기존메뉴 재료만 써대네???? 것보다 콜라보 증정 대사가 너무 ㅈ같자나! 아니 개 쪽X려서 어케하라고 씨X놈들아... 애미X발

JUEGAZO 😎👍💛🌟

Cute little strip-em-up with good music, took about half an hour to beat. Though as you can see I felt compelled to play twice, just to see if I could 1-life it the second time (died on final boss, so almost). Whether that's worth the full price is up to you, but for the sale price I got it for it felt worth.

I bought this game because it looked silly and at least moderately difficult. It was in fact both of those things. Takes 30 min or less to clear unless you want to try for the in game achievements which I don't think unlock anything. Pros: Solid gameplay. Let's me flex my Mario Party button mashing skills. Fun pixel art, Good soundtrack. Cons: No steam achievements. (I like to have medals to show how much of a degenerate I am.) The lewd gallery art doesn't represent the characters very well. They pixel art isl very curvy and the reward art is mainly slim girls with implants. The shortness of the game wasn't really a con. It was fun for what it was. Glad to have it in my library.

Developed by Pixelteriyaki and published by Gamuzumi, Fingun is one of those indie titles that immediately announces its intentions from the moment it appears on screen. It combines arcade-inspired shooting mechanics with an intentionally outrageous premise, creating a game that is equal parts retro homage and unapologetic parody. Set across a collection of compact levels populated by oversized enemies and exaggerated anime aesthetics, the game thrives on its willingness to embrace absurdity rather than conform to genre expectations. While its premise may initially come across as a novelty, there is a surprisingly competent shooter hidden beneath the eccentric presentation. The gameplay centers around navigating increasingly hectic stages while avoiding enemy attacks and taking down a variety of bosses. Fingun keeps its mechanics straightforward, favoring accessibility over complexity. Movement feels responsive, and the simple control scheme allows players to focus entirely on positioning and timing. Across its fifteen stages, the game steadily introduces new attack patterns and environmental variations that help maintain momentum throughout its relatively short campaign. Its arcade roots are evident in the emphasis on replayability, encouraging players to improve their performance and revisit encounters to achieve cleaner runs. Visually, Fingun stands out thanks to its detailed pixel art and vibrant color palette. Every boss encounter feels handcrafted, featuring distinctive designs and expressive animations that give the game plenty of personality. The environments, while not particularly intricate, provide enough variety to prevent the journey from feeling repetitive. Pixelteriyaki clearly invested significant effort into making each stage memorable, and that dedication is reflected in the consistency of the presentation. The exaggerated art style may not appeal to everyone, but it undeniably helps the game establish a recognizable identity among a crowded indie marketplace. Much of Fingun's appeal depends on a player's tolerance for its sense of humor. The title embraces mature themes with an intentionally comedic tone, presenting its content with a level of self-awareness that prevents it from becoming overly serious. Rather than relying solely on its adult elements, the game uses them as part of its overall charm, complementing the action instead of replacing it. This balance works in its favor, as the experience remains engaging even when the novelty begins to wear off. Nevertheless, its niche appeal means that some players will likely find the humor repetitive or simply outside their preferences. The soundtrack does an admirable job of maintaining the game's energetic atmosphere. Fast-paced tracks accompany the action effectively, reinforcing the feeling of playing a modern interpretation of a classic arcade cabinet game. Combined with the quick level structure and responsive gameplay loop, Fingun is particularly well-suited for shorter play sessions. Its modest runtime can be viewed as both a strength and a weakness; while it avoids overstaying its welcome, players looking for extensive progression systems or lengthy campaigns may find themselves wanting more once everything has been unlocked and experienced. Fingun ultimately succeeds because it understands exactly what it wants to deliver. It is a focused, bizarre, and entertaining shooter that pairs competent gameplay with a memorable presentation. Although its adult-oriented premise and brief length prevent it from having universal appeal, fans of unconventional indie games and arcade-style action will likely appreciate what it brings to the table. It may never become a mainstream favorite, but it confidently occupies its own peculiar corner of the Steam library and leaves a lasting impression because of it. Rating: 7/10