No More Furries

a PaP'd starting pistol one shots all enemies seemingly forever, and the enemies' slow speed and large hitboxes makes said pistol unfailingly reliable, even when hipfiring from the other side of a room the extremely cheap universal ammo refill machines found plentifully across the map mean that once you find a good spot there's nothing to ever force you to leave combined with the lack of any special rounds or enemy types to throw you off or change how you're fighting, the end result is gameplay so easy and effortless that the only challenge in surviving is your own boredom

Neat concept up until the point I opened the settings menu and the sensitivity forever freaked out. Went to about 10x the sensitivity and no amount of adjustment would get it back to normal.

No More Furries is a round-based first-person survival shooter that takes the familiar idea of fighting increasingly dangerous waves of enemies and wraps it in an intentionally absurd werewolf apocalypse. Developed and published by Belfrost Studios, the game favors straightforward action, dark comedy, and exaggerated violence rather than attempting to be a serious horror experience. Its unusual personality is one of its most noticeable qualities, giving what could have been a conventional wave shooter a more distinctive identity. The central objective is simple: survive for as many rounds as possible while hordes of hostile werewolves become progressively harder to defeat. Players explore the available maps, locate or purchase weapons, gather resources, and continually improve their ability to deal with the growing threat. Early rounds are relatively manageable, but the increasing enemy pressure eventually demands better movement, faster reactions, smarter positioning, and stronger equipment. The structure creates the familiar "one more round" appeal that works particularly well when a survival game keeps its combat responsive and progression frequent. Weapons form an important p…

No More Furries is a silly round based survival shooter that knows exactly what kind of game it wants to be. I am dropped into a world that has been overrun by werewolves and my job is basically to survive as many waves as I can while finding better weapons and upgrades. The name is obviously meant to be ridiculous, and the game leans into that with crude humour, cartoonish violence and a comic book style. Underneath the joke there is a fairly straightforward first person survival shooter, and I think the simplicity works pretty well. The combat is the main reason I would keep coming back. I can explore the map, find different guns and use them to deal with increasingly dangerous waves of werewolves. There are also upgrades that let me improve weapons or give my character different effects, so I have to make some decisions about how I want to build my run. I like that the enemies get stronger as the waves continue because it gives me a clear reason to keep improving my equipment rather than simply relying on the starting weapons. The maps are probably where I see the most potential. The game launched into Early Access with three maps planned for the initial version, and the devel…

YOU'RE MAKING ME SPARK! OOOOGOGGGHGHGHHGH!

THE MOST CONFUSING MENU IVE EVER SEEN I DID NOT KNOW WHERE TO CLICK AND WHY DOES THE BELL GO BACK? Overall enjoyed my time killing furries. This is a small COD zombies type game but you kill furries. I can not tell how fast they will move until they are sprinting at me, they all look the same. Fast wolves should be red like race cars.