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Is Fury Fight worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Beat ’em up fans who prefer direct arcade-style combat to exploration-focused adventures
- Pairs looking for a two-player cooperative fighting game
- Players interested in switching among heroes with distinct combat abilities
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story told through a single protagonist may find the three separate character plots less suited to that preference.
- Those who want a visually polished presentation may be put off by the developers' description of the game's visuals as rough.
- Players looking for survival crafting or shelter building should consider a game focused on those systems instead.
Our take on Fury Fight
Rather than centering the story on one fighter, the game splits its plot across three protagonists, with each character bringing a different combat style. Enemy conversations can also alter story branches within levels, alongside the arcade fighting structure.
What is Fury Fight?
Fury Fight is an arcade-style beat ’em up about Sheriff Hawk Eye, basketball player Arado, and the secretive Red Sheep opposing the organization SCHOOL.
Players control the three protagonists across stages, fighting assassins and bosses while uncovering the story through their separate plotlines. Each hero has a different combat approach: Hawk Eye can block many attacks and use throws, Arado dodges and double-jumps, and Red Sheep can briefly exceed her limits through overclocking. Two players can cooperate, and enemy dialogue during levels can open different story branches. The game also offers multiple difficulty choices and an unlockable gallery. Its plot follows the heroes through parallel worlds as they investigate a conspiracy and attempt to save the city.
How Fury Fight plays
- 01Three playable heroes
- Hawk Eye uses blocks and throws, Arado relies on agility and double jumps, and Red Sheep has a temporary overclocking ability.
- 02Two-player co-op
- A second player can join the fight and assist a teammate who is in danger.
- 03Branching dialogue
- Talking with enemies during levels can lead to different story branches.
- 04Selectable difficulty
- Players can choose from multiple difficulty settings.
- 05Unlockable gallery
- A gallery becomes available to unlock during play.
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Fury Fight: platforms & release
Is Fury Fight worth it?
It is worth it if: beat ’em up fans who prefer direct arcade-style combat to exploration-focused adventures. Skip it if: players seeking a story told through a single protagonist may find the three separate character plots less suited to that preference.
Where can I download Fury Fight?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Fury Fight's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Fury Fight on?
Windows only.
