Fingun

Rice Digital

Pete Davison

Unscored

There are quite a few possibilities that Fingun in its current form sadly doesn’t pursue — and that’s where my initial hesitance came from. But settle in, enjoy Fingun on its own terms by focusing on what it does do well rather than the things it doesn’t do, and there’s a good time to be had here. It’s simple, it’s fun, it’s charming, it’s sexy — and it certainly makes me want to see more from Pixelteriyaki in the future.

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