- August 26, 2021
- hinyari9
- 4h median play time
Marfusha
Platforms
About
"Marfusha" is a single-player warfare shooter game with an intriguing story and delightful mechanics. As a border guard in a dystopian world, upgrades are crucial to facing increasingly powerful enemies, through cards purchased with heavily-taxed salary. With exceptional graphics, a good soundtrack, and a score attack ranking, Marfusha offers high-tempo action and is highly replayable, including 8 unique characters and various cards for weapons, power-ups, and chance events.











- Cute art style and characters that add charm to the gameplay.
- Fun and engaging gameplay loop with a mix of tower defense and roguelike elements.
- Multiple endings and challenge mode provide replayability.
- Very short main campaign, typically completed in under an hour.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and lacks depth after a few runs.
- RNG elements can lead to frustrating experiences, especially in challenge mode.
story
258 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally described as short and simplistic, often taking around an hour to complete, with minimal character development and dialogue. While some players appreciate the dystopian themes and charm of the characters, many express a desire for a more fleshed-out narrative and deeper interactions. The story features multiple endings and some replayability through different character choices, but overall, it is seen as lacking in depth and variety.
“The main story, although short, excellently conveys the type of world Marfusha lives in.”
“The story mode is simple yet quite appealing, and the character interactions, while few, are quite charming.”
“Packs a lot of storytelling into a small amount of time, but it does it well and the gameplay is good enough to carry things along.”
“I expected more story bits to go with the barebones gameplay, but it is just the same dialogue scenes and one to two 2-minute scenes for recruited NPCs and endings that don't differ much.”
“The story isn't deep or complex enough to make the tragic endings interesting.”
“There is no meat at all behind this game, so little content to actually develop the story.”