ActionFit check
Is Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Local multiplayer groups who want aerial battles with free-for-all or team rules
- Players who enjoy animal pilots and unconventional weapons
- Solo players who want training, Sheep Attack, and battles against bot pilots
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-led campaign rather than match-based aerial combat
- Players who want a broader aircraft roster beyond four planes
- Groups without a local multiplayer setup
- Players looking for a realistic First World War simulation
Our take on Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly
Its focus on local aerial matches limits the broader progression and exploration found in campaign-driven games. The four-aircraft roster keeps combat centered on handling differences, while solo play offers only three listed modes.
What is Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly?
Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly is a local multiplayer aerial action game for up to 8 players.
Animal pilots fly biplanes equipped with weapons such as flamethrowers, freeze rays, giant anvils, magnets, and stinky fish. Matches support free-for-all or team play, with four aircraft that have different handling characteristics and eight playable characters. Single-player options include Training, Sheep Attack, and battles against computer-controlled pilots. The game presents a First World War-inspired visual style, with changing newspapers reporting events during play. It also includes 10 original songs, including a victory track for each character.
How Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly plays
- 01Eight-player battles
- Local matches can use free-for-all rules or divide pilots into teams.
- 02Distinct aircraft
- Four biplanes have different handling characteristics.
- 03Unusual weapon set
- The arsenal includes black holes, balloon bombs, bug zappers, rams, and remote bombs.
- 04Single-player modes
- Solo play includes training, Sheep Attack, and battles against bot pilots.
- 05Dynamic newspapers
- In-game news reports change in response to events during battles.
- 06Original soundtrack
- The music includes 10 original songs, with a victory song for every character.
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Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly: platforms & release
Is Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly worth it?
It is worth it if: local multiplayer groups who want aerial battles with free-for-all or team rules. Skip it if: players seeking a story-led campaign rather than match-based aerial combat.
Where can I download Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Baron: Fur Is Gonna Fly on?
Windows only.
