
Lace up your boots! Fruits of Fury is a bullethell roguelike (bullet heaven) where you will decimate waves of fruit minions using an arsenal of unlockable and upgradeable skills. Then, step into the ring and face off against the champion fruit bosses as you journey from rookie to legend!
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Every minute, the buzzer rings and its time for a challenging new wave of enemies to appear and attack.
Brace yourself for exhilarating showdowns with the personality infused fruit champion bosses which are brought to life through stellar voice acting. Each boss has their own set of unique mechanics, strengths and weaknesses.
Earn prize money and upgrade your abilities to the next level, with each level granting it a powerful new effect. Collect power up chests dropped from enemies during each run to further amplify your strength!
Discover and acquire exclusive ring gear, featuring a wide array of modern pro wrestling attire, iconic Japanese outfits, and the most extravagant luchador costumes. Not only can you fight in style but the outfits provide powerful buffs to your skills, taking ability combinations to near infinite levels!
Complete various challenges and earn rewards. Could you defeat a fruit boss without taking damage? Or complete a whole playthrough with only one ability active?
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Reviews
Fruits of Fury is an odd one. There's the groundwork for a survivors-like, but it almost feels as if somewhere in development the ideas stopped. As you play you fight various fruits, with new things happening every so many seconds which is honestly a pretty cool event. There aren't many of them, but they are appreciated. Most of the attacks you have will be directional based until you've earned enough money to upgrade them in the store. That's not a bad thing, but the price accelerates at a pretty quick pace. Which means you'll likely be playing for a while until you actually make substantial upgrades. Each match finishes at 10 minutes with a boss battle, and.. Yeah, I think because most of your attacks are directional based you'll often find yourself at a disadvantage. I personally found the boss battles to be unenjoyable, which really takes away from the idea of jumping back in to push forward to it again. Overall I think if you're a fan of games like this there's the good chance you'll find enough here to entertain you for a bit. However, I also think it has a lasting appeal. It's one of the few games of this genre that I'd be hard pressed to put more time into.
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