Fit check
Is Chains of Fury worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Retro FPS fans who want destructible routes through combat spaces
- Players who prefer anti-heroes and dark humor over heroic storylines
- Shooter fans who enjoy mixing firearms with melee attacks
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a heroic campaign centered on saving the world
- Players looking for a broad, multi-volume scope rather than a first volume
- Players who prefer calm exploration over frequent combat and dark humor
Our take on Chains of Fury
The store copy emphasizes inspirations, attitude, and the protagonist’s persona more than the campaign’s structure. It identifies the release as Volume I, but gives little context about its overall scope beyond the prison-break premise and combat features.
What is Chains of Fury?
Chains of Fury Volume I is a fast-paced shooter about a hired gun imprisoned by former clients after an unpaid job.
The game focuses on fighting through confinement by breaking walls instead of searching for keys, then attacking enemies with firearms or close-range punches. Its presentation draws from retro first-person shooters and comic-book styles, with movement influenced by Quake and DOOM and character design inspired by Duke Nukem 3D. Players can search for hidden secrets and easter eggs while progressing through environments that can be damaged. The tone uses dark humor, frequent one-liners, and an anti-hero protagonist rather than a conventional world-saving hero.
How Chains of Fury plays
- 01Breakable environments
- Walls can be destroyed to create routes and expose enemies.
- 02Hidden discoveries
- Secrets and easter eggs are placed throughout the game.
- 03Mixed combat arsenal
- Combat supports both ranged weapons and close-quarters punches.
- 04Comic-book presentation
- The visual style draws on comic books and retro shooter design.
- 05Dark comic tone
- The game combines dark humor with frequent character quips.
Chains of Fury compared to similar games
Chains of Fury centers on retro first-person shooting, breakable walls, secrets, and a mix of ranged and close combat. Abyssus instead focuses on multiplayer roguelite shooting, hand-crafted levels, tactical play, and modifying weapons with ancient technologies.
Chains of Fury: platforms & release
Is Chains of Fury worth it?
It is worth it if: retro FPS fans who want destructible routes through combat spaces. Skip it if: players seeking a heroic campaign centered on saving the world.
Where can I download Chains of Fury?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Chains of Fury's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Chains of Fury on?
Windows only.
