ActionIs Furious Angels worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Score-attack players who want a fresh leaderboard contest each day
- Arcade shooter fans who prefer short, repeatable runs
- Players who enjoy escalating enemy waves and automatic ship upgrades
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a campaign with a fixed sequence of missions or story progression
- Those who prefer relaxed shooting, since wave difficulty rises and upgrades become harder to obtain repeatedly
- Players looking for persistent leaderboard standings, because daily results and waves reset
- Players who want extensive character or loadout customization beyond automatic ship upgrades
Our take on Furious Angels
The daily-reset structure is central to the score-attack format, but it also limits progression between sessions. Rank increases and achievements carry the longer arc, while waves, leaderboard standings, and the competitive target start fresh each day.
What is Furious Angels?
Furious Angels is a score-attack shooter built around daily enemy waves that change each day.
Waves become harder as they continue, while the ship upgrades automatically through four stages, each adding a distinct weapon. The ship can also transform into a flying tank. Players aim and fire with the mouse, thrust with the right button, and hold fire to repair, or use a gamepad or Mouse plus WASD. Larger enemies can be dismantled in sections, creating tactical opportunities, and ramming is also available. Daily leaderboards reset with each new day, alongside a rank increase and fresh waves. Achievements unlock as ranks advance, while upgrades can be earned multiple times with increasing difficulty.
How Furious Angels plays
- 01Daily wave rotation
- Enemy formations are randomized for each new day, with rising difficulty during a run.
- 02Four upgrade stages
- Automatic ship progression adds a distinct weapon at each of four stages.
- 03Transforming aircraft
- The ship can change into a flying tank during play.
- 04Sectional ship damage
- Breaking larger enemy vessels into separate parts creates tactical openings.
- 05Multiple control schemes
- Controls support mouse input, gamepad play, or Mouse plus WASD.
- 06Daily ranking cycle
- Leaderboards, waves, and rank progression reset with each new day.
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Furious Angels: platforms & release
Is Furious Angels worth it?
It is worth it if: score-attack players who want a fresh leaderboard contest each day. Skip it if: players seeking a campaign with a fixed sequence of missions or story progression.
Where can I download Furious Angels?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Furious Angels's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Furious Angels on?
Windows and macOS.






