Furi

Well worth the money. Immersive game, great art, banger music, and great gameplay. A bit short but it's not a problem for me. I was able to beat the game with only one game over. but the game is not easy by a longshot. I had a lot of close calls. You get used to the controls by the 3rd boss fight and the game really amps the challenge around the 5th boss and above you will stay engaged trust me. Despite that the game is not brutally hard there is a lot of room to make errors as long as you make progress in the fights by knocking the boss into the next phase, you get a full heal and extra life if you were missing one. Finally most people don't factor aspects other than gameplay but I do. I enjoyed the story. This team mastered story telling through art. You get a sense of the characters by the small amount of dialouge they have and the enviroment you fight them in. TLDR This game is worth more than trips to amusement parks and a game children will remember fondly like us adults remember great games on the PS2. Easily more fun and more complete than a large chunk of major 2024 releases.

Unique bosses, amazing soundtrack, beautiful character and world design, dynamic and fast-paced gameplay, high learning curve, challenging opponents with no filler in-between. I just love this game. It satisfied my need for a real challenge, and that feeling of taking down an impossible at first glance enemy. Highly recommended for fans of boss rushes, challenging fights and non-stop action. Truly fantastic.

It's not your character who will be gaining levels. It's you. If you let the game teach you that is. It involves a lot of spanking. Receiving, then giving. This is probably the greatest barrier to entering this game, and it's not for everybody. But if you like being taught a hard lesson, you have come to the right place. Polish is occasionally lacking, but it is definitely where it's needed, and that include a very precise gameplay, great art direction, amazing music. As far as I am concerned, this game earned a sweet spot next to the great classics of late 70s / early 80s arcade. Well above expectations.

There are few games to date that deliver through simplicity such Power. This one is an 3rd person, Boss based shooter/fighting game on the shoulders of an 80's scifi look alike theme with a beautifull synthwave soundtrack. I guess that everyones is coming to realize that that decade was magical . The revival keeps on turning up around the video game corner. "The jailer is the key. Kill him and you'll be free"

Furi is a game that puts your skills to the test : it is a frenetic ( words meant for this game) bullet hell top-down shooter that heavily relies on your reflexes to get through the various stages. Gameplay wise, it's inspired to japanese games like no more heroes : basically it's only boss fights with both melee and long range attacks involved and these are a blast, although some section may be a little frustrating due to its difficulty and skills required. The tone, story, soundtrack and style of the game settings are heavily inspired to the masterpiece Afro samurai ( which its creator directly contributed to the art of the characters of the game) but in space! It is worth it? definitely yes... but if you are new to the genre may take some patience to get through the game. So, Raiders, it is time to take your pistol and katana and decide your path!