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Full Metal Furies
After the success of Rogue Legacy, a rogue-lite where characters could be born with colorblindness, dyslexia, or other gameplay-affecting conditions, Cellar Door Games has been hard at work on their newest title, Full Metal Furies. Coming sometime this year, Full Metal Furies is a fast-paced cooperative brawler emphasizing teamwork and communication where players face off against power-hungry Titans from Greek mythology. As the announcement trailer below shows, players will choose from four heroes, each with their own unique skill set, role to play, and enemies that they alone can take down.
The game is expecting to come to PC and Xbox One. In addition to solo play, the game will support local and online multiplayer. It will also feature Xbox Play Anywhere and Cross Play between Windows 10 and Xbox One, allowing players to play on either platform after purchase and team up with other Furies cross-platform as well.
You can learn more about Cellar Door Games and Full Metal Furies here.
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