PC Game Review: Fury

Fury takes an aspect of most MMORPG (Massively multiplayer online role-playing game) to a whole new level. Most MMORPG have an element of PvP (Player vs. Player) combat, but Fury is all about PvP. The whole premise of the game is to kill the other players.

Much like other MMORPGs, there is no point of the story for Fury. Much because the only mode you can do is PvP, why would you need a story? Anyways, there is a story, the player is a reincarnated warrior. You fight for essence, and your memories. You will find yourself not caring about the story and just focusing on fighting other warriors.

When you first begin Fury, you are thrown into a simple tutorial teaching you the basics of the game. After choosing your archetype (read: class), you are pitted against other players for the first time. The battles are fast and furious, spells thrown left and right. For a player that just started PvP, this will seem overwhelming. Do not fret, the game is easy to learn, no one starts off as the best player.

There are three ways different game play modes to slaughter your opponents in. They are Bloodbath (Deathmatch), Vortex (Capture the Crystals), and Elimination (4v4 Elimination style). You will find yourself playing Vortex and Elimination the most, because they require the most strategy. Another reason is because not many people pursue Bloodbath, so they only have a Bloodbath battle every so minutes. Be careful when you enroll in bloodbath, as you will encounter the same foes most likely, and they like to gang up on new players.

Battles are very fast-paced. Sometimes it’s hard to keep track of everything. The targeting system doesn't help it much, as it makes your poor character face your opponent automatically. With this, you will be finding yourself running into many objects within the arenas. It frequently is hard to get a bearing on where you enemy is. In addition, the inclusion of being able to pick from 24 spells/skills is another confusing aspect. It is such a large number that it can get tiring finding which one suits the situation. Even with these minor flaws, the battles in Fury are still exhilarating and fun.

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  • 1 - PvP

    Nov 06, 2009 at 7:56 am

    I would say a game just isn’t a game if it doesn’t have a great PvP or PvE system in place, nothing beats a good game with Player vs Player ... btw nice post.

  • 2 - Jay at DFO Wiki

    Aug 21, 2010 at 9:36 pm

    Fury kind of looks like Vindictus, an upcoming Nexon game. I have played Fury a couple of times when I was over at my friends house. Although I didn't get to play it much, it was EXTREMELY fun because of the PvP.

    We need more games like these.

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