Finger Trees

Finger Trees

Bry Guy Studios · 2023 · Horror, Immersive Sim, Gore, Dark, Psychological Horror

PC
5 user reviews80% · 5
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About Finger Trees

Enter a new world here.

Everyday objects talk, listen to what they say. The world has a sickness. Artificial created skin has begun rotting. In the world you are from your family has died, but in other they are still alive. Your family in other worlds will not last long as the infection in each world they reside in is growing and seeking their end. You must travel through each world that versions of your family exist in to reclaim your lost soul and rebuild your body. With them still alive and you dead, they will not last long. In their worlds they need you and you must save them before the sickness rots their skin away.

Perform the ritual to remove the sickness from your corpse, free your soul then attach it to your newly formed body. Fight the endless hordes of the sickness born from the finger trees as your pass through each bridge world. You must return every dead you, to your family.

Prepare for the world of Finger Trees in this dark FPS.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Jan 24, 2024
First off, I have to say I feel a bit bad not recommending this game. I really like the unique aesthetic that this developer has, and I do recommend the first 20 minutes or so but not the whole game. The looping mechanics very quickly ruin the tension and atmosphere that the introduction creates. I very quickly went from being immersed in the world, wondering what bizarre structure or creature I might come upon around the next corner to bored, frustrated, and disappointed. Now, I can understand a game made by what seems to just be [i]a guy[/i] from what I can tell being a little rough around the edges tech and design wise, and I'm fine with that. My issue is that Finger Trees has enough rough patches that I don't have the willpower to fight through them to see what the rest of the game has to offer, and considering how good the very beginning is that's very frustrating. I think that the whole deep fried vaguely cruelty squad aesthetic and potential for interesting lore really has potential to be something special, and I hope that this developer continues on with it. That being said, what really lost me was the bridge world. Blindly searching for something while being chased by …
15 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 24, 2023
accurately describes what male loneliness looks like
7 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 12, 2026
Finger Trees WALKED so Psychic Ward could RUN!
1 found this helpful

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