Claws of Furry Claws of Furry creates a blend of today’s fast-paced action with classic arcade Beat’em up badassery. With four distinct environments with unique enemies, the challenge is always evolving. Multiple modes such as Rogue-like and Arena, and unlockable outfits with unique bonuses, will keep you coming back for more. Fear not the rogue-like though; with the Pussycat mode, you can play the game with checkpoints in every level, in a classic linear adventure. This will not make it much easier though, fast reflexes and a keen eye are required in order to survive the journey to free your Master. You don’t have to take this journey alone though; you can have a group of up to four people in local co-op!

For my gameplay, I mostly played solo and I must admit it felt a little dull. Enemies were very repetitive and boring. You have the ability to throw fish and most enemies can’t come close so you can finish them from afar. If they do get closer, just uppercut em upwards and keep mashing the button.

It does get harder, the boss fights involve some real brawling, but most of the time, I felt like it was mostly button mashing. The main attraction of the game was clearly directed at the co-op play and I asked my godchild and his younger brother for the assist.

Suddenly this dull and boring game became a source of laughter and fun. Especially the youngest was always laughing. While playing together, we always went right in, try to punch or slash the enemies as quickly as possible so they were unable to even hit us. Even boss fights were a lot easier.