From the get-go, the game just pops. I mean, it’s got this neon look, a tad bit reminiscent of Afro Samurai (thanks to the magic touch of Takashi Okazaki), and every boss battle feels like you’ve stepped into a new, trippy world. Seriously, it’s like art meets gaming.
And the music? Oh man, it’s like your ears are at a rave party. Artists like Carpenter Brut and Danger put together tracks that are not just background music; they get your heart pumping! Every slash, every bullet dodged, feels like it’s on beat with the rhythm.
The Actual Gameplay
Here’s the deal: “Furi” doesn’t mess around with fluff. It’s all about you and the boss. Just one-on-one pure action. Think of it as a blend of bullet hell shooting and edge-of-your-seat sword fights. Every boss has their own style, so you’re constantly learning, adapting, and… yeah, dying a bit (or maybe a lot). But once you beat them, oh, the rush you get!
What’s The Story?
You know, the storyline isn’t super straightforward. You’re this Stranger guy trying to break free, with a rabbit-masked buddy dropping cryptic hints and stories. But as you face each boss, you get pieces of the puzzle, a little backstory, a little mystery. It keeps you guessing and pushing forward.
In a Nutshell
Look, “Furi” might test your patience (and your controller’s durability), but if you’re up for a challenge and something that feels fresh, this game is a gem. It’s got style, killer beats, and gameplay that’ll have you coming back for just “one more try.” Dive in if you’re up for the ride!
