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2015PCSteam Deck verified75 % positive1.87 €

An absurd comedy detective sim where you deduce the culprit from conflicting witness descriptions and send them to the chair. Its appeal is the twisted humor and the subjective viewpoints of the witnesses.

  • Lots of humour
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for Fingered are The Room, Sam & Max: Save the World and The Darkside Detective. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Fingered special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Room

92 %Match

2010PC

  • Lots of humour
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Linear, curated structure

You work through a series of point-and-click puzzles centered on a mysterious box, all wrapped in an absurd tribute to the cult film The Room. Its charm comes from deliberately odd humor and quirky 16-bit style presentation.

Sam & Max: Save the World

Lots of humour

A gloriously zany point-and-click adventure in which a talking dog and a rabbit, the Freelance Police, solve bizarre cases. The remaster brings back the first episodic season's cartoon humor and puzzles with updated visuals.

The Darkside Detective

Lots of humour

A funny pixel-art point-and-click adventure where Detective Francis McQueen solves short, self-contained supernatural cases. Quirky puzzles and pop-culture nods keep it light and charming rather than frustrating.

McPixel

Lots of humour

Absurd point-and-click comedy in bite-sized 20-second scenarios where trial and error reveals ridiculous ways for McPixel to stop the bomb, with many gag endings to discover.

McPixel 3

Lots of humour

McPixel 3 is an absurd comedy puzzler where you stop disasters in short scenes by trying the most ridiculous actions possible. Experimenting and laughing at the bizarre outcomes is the core appeal.

Puzzle Agent

Puzzles and brain teasers

FBI agent Nelson Tethers solves Layton-style logic puzzles while unraveling an odd, faintly creepy mystery involving gnomes in a snowy Minnesota town. Graham Annable's scratchy hand-drawn art and deadpan humor define its charm.

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