- September 27, 2019
- Wide Right Interactive
Freedom Finger
Freedom Finger is an edgy side-scroller that has heart. It is led by raw rock music and visual design while toting a typical side-scrolling shooter underneath. It’s a good game that will definitely keep you challenged and amused.
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Freedom Finger is a single player casual shooter game. It was developed by Wide Right Interactive and was released on September 27, 2019. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and very positive reviews from players.
Freedom Finger is a music-driven, side-scrolling shooter game where you control a ship with a giant hand, punching and shooting enemies to the beat of a rocking soundtrack. With a unique art style and diverse levels, players battle against a variety of quirky enemies and bosses. The game also features guest artists and voice actors, providing a humorous and entertaining experience.











- The game features an amazing soundtrack with contributions from well-known artists like Aesop Rock, enhancing the overall experience.
- Gameplay is fun and challenging, with unique mechanics such as grabbing and using enemies as weapons, providing a fresh take on the shmup genre.
- The art style is vibrant and hand-drawn, complemented by great voice acting and a humorous, satirical storyline that keeps players engaged.
- Some players found the gameplay mechanics repetitive and the level design dull, leading to a lack of engagement over time.
- There are reports of technical issues, such as audio stuttering, which can detract from the overall experience.
- The humor and themes may not resonate with everyone, as some find the content offensive or overly crude.
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The music in the game is widely praised for its outstanding quality and integration into gameplay, with a diverse soundtrack featuring notable artists like Aesop Rock and Com Truise. Reviewers highlight how the music enhances the gaming experience, syncing with enemy movements and intensifying the action, making it a standout feature. While some players noted a decline in music quality in later levels, the overall consensus is that the soundtrack is a major draw, contributing significantly to the game's fun and engaging atmosphere.
“I love how the music affected the gameplay... it really added another dynamic to an already well-crafted game.”
“The soundtrack, some forty songs, is notable in and of itself -- from acid-washed hippy rock to disaffected nicotine girl synth, there's something for virtually everyone.”
“Freedom Finger may be a solid shoot-em-up experience, but the soundtrack truly takes center stage.”
“The soundtrack sucks after about halfway through the game where it switches off from high-octane rock with insane speed, and nice electric music from Com Truise, to whiny obscure psych-rock with way too much stuff happening on the screen to suit what's going on.”
“But now I just find myself trial and erroring through annoying soundtracked levels that don't really suit the environment happening.”
“If you're not into metal then stay away because you will absolutely hate the soundtrack.”
Freedom Finger review
Freedom Finger is an enjoyable little indie that gets away Scott-free with things that might crucify a AAA title, and provides a few hours of tongue-in-cheek, utterly knowing humour at the same time.
70%Freedom Finger
Freedom Finger is an edgy side-scroller that has heart. It is led by raw rock music and visual design while toting a typical side-scrolling shooter underneath. It’s a good game that will definitely keep you challenged and amused.
80%Freedom Finger (Switch) Review
A surprisingly interesting and unique horizontal shooter, but it might be an acquired taste.
75%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Freedom Finger is a casual shooter game.
Freedom Finger is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac OS, PlayStation 4 and others.
Freedom Finger was released on September 27, 2019.
Freedom Finger was developed by Wide Right Interactive.
Freedom Finger has received mostly positive reviews from players and mostly positive reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its music but disliked it for its grinding.
Freedom Finger is a single player game.
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