Feral Fury

I was looking for a tough "Binding of Isaac" genre game and I am not disappointed, even in normal mode you ll have to know how to dodge! So now I play in easy, just don't say it to my wife ;-) + Graphism is decent, for this kind of game it is clean + Controls are Ok, if at the beginning I thought my panda was slow he is not at all + UI is efficient, you can set all you need + There are secret passages!! - Music is nice, retro style, but a little repetitive - Sometimes you can not reach coins - Tough!!! ;-) I'll update my review through my game experience, but for now, for the price, good job guys!!!

pros: - nice aesthetics cons: - grinding (you can buy upgrades outside of the game) - engine slows down when there is more action on level - big zoom makes it hard to know where to shoot on bigger levels - just look at - boring upgrades - boring levels - you can carry only one weapon + starting pistol

It's far too slow paced, for my liking, and the graphics are kind of lifeless. It all looks like a late 2000s Newgrounds flash game.

A fun twin stick shooter with beefy weapons, lots of explosions, and an overall dark feel to it. It's nice that it has a difficulty setting as some of these rogue-lite's can be painfully hard (I'm looking at you Enter the Gungeon). Runs great on Linux, Highly recommended.

I've just beat the game on Normal difficulty but upvoting because I already know it deserves it. The gameplay and the engine are solid, the levels are procedurally generated (which I love), the progression is fair, the music is cool and the game in general is fun. There are lots of weapons, items and secrets which I still didn't discover, and a 'daily run' which saves your score online. The price is cheap compared with the content, it could cost double and still be ok. I see ppl comparing it to "Binding of Isaac", I have that game and played it less than one hour, it just didn't grab me, this title instead have my attention, probably because of the different art setting, I'll put more hours into it. The Devs are nice and supportive and it works perfectly on Linux, thank you Devs for this great game!

Mix of Isaac and Gungeon. Good but too short and easy.

Great little rogue like, controls are sharp, ambiance and soundtrack are nice. Multiple passive to unlock tough you may unlock them fast. New characters upon completing a higher difficulty. And with it's low price there is no reason not to get it.

First... this is not actually a bad game. Second.. this is too standard 2D rogue maze shooter game. ...where space pandas fighting evil pigs (that's original I must say... brutal pandas!) PROS? Game is everytime creating a different maze full of items, enemies, traps, bosses, etc. CONS? Everytime the differences are ver very very too... same. Still just a few types of enemies, same traps, same rooms patterns, weapons with too similar effects... So... as I said... this is not a bad game... but there are better ones (for example Isaac serie).

Solid twin stick roguelike. Into it.

My story of Feral Fury began with my roommate who came to me one day and said 'So I found a thing you might enjoy'. Famous first words. So, he winds up showing me this neat little twin-stick shooter with a panda in power armor. My first thought was 'that's adorable'. My second thought shortly after was a resounding: 'THIS IS AWESOME!' He tells me that I'm free to play it when he's at work, as we Steam Share. He has .7 hours on it at the time of my writing this. I have almost twenty. If you like games like The Binding of Issac, Nuclear Throne, Enter the Gungeon and others, Feral Fury is a MUST BUY for you. I'll go ahead and echo what everyone else seems to say, but it's true. The controls are tight and responsive, allowing for the fine movements you'll need. The combat is both visceral and fast-paced, making split decisions the difference between life and death. The system is as forgiving as it is unforgiving, punishing second-thoughts and the slow-witted, but rewarding those who under...