Furi

The game’s soundtrack, composed by a lineup of well-known electronic artists like Carpenter Brut and Danger, is nothing short of phenomenal.

But it filters those ideas through a sharp, fast-paced, and punishingly precise combat system that defines the entirety of its gameplay.

Landing a perfect parry feels pretty good for example, landing a combo or a charged attack perfectly too, etc.

Despite a low budget and some below-average voice acting, it delivers a thought-provoking narrative that exceeded my expectations.

Up close certain textures might seem a little cheap and blurry, and when the game tries to show human faces up close they seem a little like plastic action figures, but overall designs are so strong and overwhelming you don't really notice it.