Super Furball

[h1] You know, not necessarily a bad game. Plays a bit like old DOS era platformers with a bit of shooting. Level design is mostly ok. Different environments, enemies and such. Difficulty is more on the hard side but not that much. Overall it's mediocre platformer, playable and definitely not bad just not good enough to recommend to everyone. 5/10. [/h1]

A short and fun retro inspired game, I don't don't if it was inspired by the Furries/Skweek series, but it's still great fun!

Super Furball, developed and published by Dustin Gunn, is a fast-paced retro action-platformer that draws heavily from the design sensibilities of classic DOS and NES-era games while embracing a slightly more open-ended structure than many of its inspirations. From the very beginning, the game establishes itself as a throwback experience built around precision movement, constant combat pressure, and an emphasis on exploration. You take control of a small, determined furball armed with a laser weapon, thrown into a colorful yet hostile world where nearly every screen contains enemies, hazards, or secrets waiting to be discovered. Rather than easing players in gently, Super Furball immediately demands attention and quick reflexes, setting the tone for an adventure that values momentum and mastery. The core gameplay loop revolves around tight platforming and responsive shooting, with movement and combat tightly intertwined. Jumping feels crisp and reliable, while firing your weapon mid-air becomes second nature as enemy patterns grow more complex. Levels are filled with turrets, mobile foes, environmental traps, and narrow passages that require careful timing and spatial awareness. T…

My cat watched me play for five minutes then demanded a raise in treats. I think he’s unionizing the household pets.

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Cute stylish retro platformer.