Ever have difficulty unscrewing the cap from a bottle of Pepsi? You, sir, need stronger fingers – and fortunately Finger Fitness is here to help. Stealthily slipped onto the PS Store this Sunday – a holy day for Trophy hunters – this PlayStation 5 exclusive leverages the DualSense’s adaptive triggers to help build up the muscles in your digits.
This is effectively a clicker with the same irreverent sense of humour as My Name Is Mayo. You must repeatedly tap on the L2 and R2 triggers, which increase in resistance the more an on-screen meter fills. You’ll get points for each tap, which you can then use to purchase multipliers and efficiency perks. Eventually you’ll end up with frogs and potatoes on-screen, helping you out.
The gameplay layers in some complications, like balloons you need to rapidly tap the Triangle button to pop, all while you’re still hammering on the triggers. Once you fill the bar at the top of the screen, you need to swipe the touchpad to recharge, and then you start all over again. This is one of those ten minute Platinum Trophy games, and it sells for £0.79/$0.99.
In a way, we somewhat appreciate the creativity on display here: this is targeted directly at Trophy hunters, after all, but it’s using the PS5’s features more than your average release from Ratalaika or that company that tries to connect bowling minigames to the meaning of life. Nevertheless, if you value the health of your DualSense controller, maybe give this a swing – it will probably break your pad.
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Who ever unscrews a bottle cap with their fingers?
Does it implement that godawful resistance mechanic used for gunfire and in some cases running?!
@TeapotBuddha I set mine to mimimum feedback strength. Don't want it to break like lots of others have.
@GoodGame I'm close to disabling it completely, there's still a lot of unknowns at this point so I leave it on but the only good use I found was Tsushima. Irregardless the sound of it constantly deactivating alone might prove enough for me..
An entire article and 7 comments without a single sexual innuendo.
You’ve changed PushSquare, you’ve changed
Cue more returns of bust triggers for a pointless reason
Yea, this sounds like a disaster waiting to happen for folk's controllers.
Big yikes for me. My adaptive triggers on my first controller broke in between gameplay. Like, I had it on the charger, and when I picked it up, the triggers felt extremely loose. This game should be avoided like the plague.
Ratalaika also did Nexomon though and that is defo NOT a 10 minute plat.
@thefourfoldroot I Roundhouse bottles open.https://media.tenor.com/images/f17f32762c30a9a423915d20e990fce8/tenor.gif
@Salt_AU Trophies were generally pretty tough to get when they started, now their difficulty is all over the place.
It doesn't really matter I guess, not as if anyone is that interested in a trophy collection other than their own, but still, I remember a few years ago Sony pulled a game off the store because it was specifically being sold as a game with an easy platinum. Games like this and my name is mayo must be very close to the edge of that.
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