Fin Flinger

Pull back, aim, and let your fish fly — Fin Flinger puts a aquatic spin on slingshot gameplay, sending finned projectiles soaring across cleverly built little scenes. The goal is straightforward: knock out every target fish tucked into the arrangement without wasting your shots.

What makes it satisfying is the architecture of each puzzle. Structures are built to tempt you into bad angles, and hidden fish have a way of sitting just out of an obvious shot. You end up studying the layout, second-guessing your arc, then committing — hoping the ricochet works in your favor.

There's a light, cheerful quality to the whole thing. Fish wobble, things topple, and a well-placed shot that clears a cluster feels genuinely rewarding. It's the kind of game where one more attempt always feels reasonable.