Fury Unleashed Review | When chilling out doesn't work
The explosion of procedural generated games is not a phenomenon that needs an introduction. People like to make games with variable levels and many other people like to play them. Fury unleashed is one of these titles and I wanted to see what it offered that others don't. Aesthetics Exploring the hallways of an alien ship The 2d graphics have been drawn with a style reminiscent of a comic book, the sprites have very vibrant colors, the characters have quite exaggerated figures and everything looks cartoony. The effect is nice, but it can be detrimental in some fringe cases. Sometimes it's hard to see the particle details, especially the projectile of the enemies, they tend to blur with scenery, making it a bit frustrating dealing with encounters that use a lot of ranged attacks. Anyway, moving onto the animations, they are made using a kind of puppetry technique, you can almost see which parts of the body are the junctions used to move the other rigid parts, but it didn't...