Showing posts with label furries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label furries. Show all posts

Inspector Waffles - Anthropomorphic point and click adventure in Early Access


The love of Adventure games is strong this week, as after already mentioning the recent release of Unavowed, we now look towards Goloso Games early access anthropomorphic point and click adventure ' Inspector Waffles '. Now unlike the other paranormal orientated game, this one puts you in control Inspector Waffles on an investigation to find out what had happened to Fluffy, a rich industrial in Cat Town found dead at his house. As the story tells..  Is it a murder ? Did he kill himself ? Inspector Waffles is the one called to solve the mistery. But there is a problem : the cops can't find a way to get to the crime scene.

Foxtail - Beautifully pixelated adventure coming 1st March via Steam!


Many of you may remember a very classic adventure title called 'Inherit the Earth', which was released way back in 1994 for platforms such as the Amiga, Mac OS and DOS. It featured anthropomorphic animals (Furries) with a great storyline, lovely fantasy detail and characters with their own personalities. But today's feature of 'Foxtail' by Gingertips is very similar in design, has lovely pixelated graphics and is going to be released tomorrow on Steam for PC, MAC and Linux.

The Eric Schwartz Collection - The finest works from a legendary Amiga Animator now on the Amiga CD32


Here's something completely different and will be loved by Furries across the world and those of you who grew up during the era of the Amiga. Here we have the legendary artist who has brought you such Animated classics as Amy the Squirrel, Flip the Frog and the beloved comic book series Sabrina and the Red Shetland. This latest release by Earok and Steve for the Amiga CD32, has well over 80 Eric W Schwartz's finest works, from the late 1980s through to the early 2010s! Including many short cartoons, looping animations, tutorials and even an image browser!

Them's Fightin' Herds - Furries kicking major ass via Indiegogo & Steam Greenlight!


Game Type : Arcade, 2D Fighter
Developer : Mane6
Developer Description : Them’s Fightin’ Herds is a 2D fighting game with adorable animals in an original universe designed by Lauren Faust (producer and developer for "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic"; creator, director and developer for "Super Best Friends Forever"). It is the spiritual successor to “Fighting is Magic”, with improved gameplay mechanics and graphics, an entirely new (and awesome!) dynamic music system, a graphic lobby, and a whole bunch of new features.

Foxtail - Beautifully pixelated adventure aims for Steam Greenlight success


Many of you may remember a very classic adventure title called 'Inherit the Earth', which was released way back in 1994 for platforms such as the Amiga, Mac OS and DOS. It featured anthropomorphic animals (Furries) with a great storyline, lovely fantasy detail and characters with their own personalities. But today's feature of 'Foxtail' by Gingertips is very similar in design, has lovely pixelated graphics and is also aiming for a Steam Greenlight success for PC, MAC and Linux.

Beast's Fury - Could this be the ultimate furry fighting game?


Ryhan stevens and his team have just announced a 2D fighting game that could well be the ultimate furry fighting experience, and that game is Beast's Fury. A game that looks impressive so far with a number of awesome combo movies and highly animated characters, but with only two animators in the team they are hoping through a Kickstarter funded campaign of a $45,000 goal to hire more and complete a demo in 2-3 months. Beast's Fury is in development for PC, Mac and Linux with future stretch goals for Console and possibly a late year release.

Fuzzy Slaughter – Co-op 4 player beat 'em up


What do you do when you've just finished working on Borderlands 2 dlc? That's right; you make a game where cute furry animals, or Fuzzies for short, take on the evil 'PITA! Sandwich Corporation'. Simple. Then you make this 4 player co-op, add chainsaws and pretty 3d graphics and live in hope of donations! Or so say Triptych Games the studio behind Fuzzy Slaughter.