Furi (PS4) News Articles
Tuesday7th Oct 2025
News Remember the Indie Game Furi? Well, It's Getting a Live Action Series, and It Looks Bad
One to skip, perhaps
The boss rush bullet hell action game Furi from French studio The Game Bakers is a memorable 2016 release for the PS4. Such was its popularity, it was later even ported to the PS5. And now it’s getting a miniseries starring Barty Shepherd and Yanick Ghanty, releasing straight to streaming from 8th November. We’ll be...
Tuesday3rd May 2022
A new run
Update: Developer The Game Bakers has also confirmed that Furi is getting a native PS5 version, which will be a free upgrade if you already own the game on PS4. Like the DLC and update, the PS5 edition will release on the 17th May. PS4 players will also be able to transfer their save data to PS5. Original Story: File this one under...
Thursday4th Apr 2019
News Boss Rush Action Game Furi Updated on PS4, Adds Invincible Mode and New Control Scheme
Freedom
Furi is secretly one of PS4's best indie titles. It was on PS Plus back in 2016, and we really liked the mash up of bullet hell and hack and slash in its various boss fights. Having said that, it's hard as nails, which can be off-putting for some players. Luckily, today sees the arrival of the Freedom update. This free update to the game...
Wednesday15th Mar 2017
News Intense PS4 Slash-'Em-Up Furi Returns For One Last Fight
DLC out today
Furi, the pulse-pounding boss rush title that launched on PlayStation 4 last year, has returned to the fray for one final fight thanks to its first and only downloadable content pack. The suitably titled 'One More Fight' is available now on the PlayStation Store priced at $3.99/€3.99. Naturally, the add-on features an extra madcap...
Thursday14th Jul 2016
News Furi's Feverishly Brilliant Soundtrack Is Now on Spotify and YouTube
Boss bass
Furi's out now on PlayStation 4 and it's free for PlayStation Plus subscribers. If you've given it a go, then the chances are that you've heard at least some of the game's superb electronic soundtrack, which features artists such as Carpenter Brut, Danger, and The Toxic Avenger. Granted, the musical style may not be your sort of thing,...
Wednesday22nd Jun 2016
News Superb Sounding PS4 Boss-'Em-Up Furi Finally Flashes onto PS4 Early Next Month
Summer sizzler
We've been looking forward to Furi for ages, and now it's finally within reach. The PlayStation 4 action title, which puts you up against a series of stylish bosses, certainly looks and sounds the part, so here's hoping that the finished product lives up to the project's potential. Furi launches on the 5th July for $24.99 on the...
Wednesday1st Jun 2016
News Sink Your Blade into Furi's Explosive Electronic Soundtrack This Summer
There's a vinyl edition, too
Furi's soundtrack is starting to seem like a real stunner. If you've been keeping up to date with this great looking PlayStation 4 action title, then you'll already know that it combines licensed electronic beats with a gauntlet of deadly boss fights, and now, the full track listing's been revealed. Don't have a clue...
Tuesday15th Mar 2016
News Can You Handle 10 Intense Minutes of Unedited Furi Gameplay?
Sweat it out
Furi is, without a doubt, going to be one of those games that makes you sweat uncontrollably from your palms. Featuring a gauntlet of non-stop boss battles, the upcoming release promises to be an intense experience, and you can get a taste of it via the title's latest gameplay video. Stretching on for around ten minutes, this...
Wednesday9th Mar 2016
News PS4's Furi Continues to Sweat Out Some Great Looking Gameplay
What a soundtrack, too
There's something about the combination of hectic gameplay and thumping electronic beats that never fails to get our blood pumping. Upcoming PlayStation 4 title Furi looks to follow in the footsteps of games such as WipEout, trying to capture that same sweat-on-brow adrenaline rush, and judging by its latest trailer, it could...
Wednesday14th Oct 2015
News Furi Is a PS4 Beat-'Em-Up That You Really Need to See and Hear
Carpenter Brutal
It's no secret that this particular author gets a bit sick of seeing the same old indie stuff being chucked onto the PlayStation Store. Every week it seems as though a slew of 2D platformers, puzzlers, and roguelikes are thrown out into the wild with next to no warning, and it all just gets a bit monotonous. Just when you think...
