Pawsecuted

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Comes with Steam key if you buy on Itch.io (retrievable from purchase page) Description Pawsecuted is a brutal, slightly absurd tactical survival RPG. Play a rabbit escaping a koala-run convict camp in a procedurally generated, post-human apocalyptic world. Battle emus and hire kangaroo mercenaries. Scavenge supplies, gather and trade materials, recruit followers and rebuild society. Game Featu…

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

96%

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

Engaging survival mechanics that require strategic planning and resource management, allowing players to build settlements and thrive in a post-apocalyptic world.
The game features a unique setting with a mix of humor and dark themes, providing a refreshing experience compared to typical survival games.
Responsive developers who actively address bugs and player feedback, contributing to a solid and enjoyable gameplay experience.

Combat can be frustrating due to RNG elements, leading to instances where players may feel unfairly punished by enemy attacks.
Vehicles, while initially appealing, are resource-intensive and can become a burden once fuel runs out, making them less sustainable for long-term use.
The UI can be confusing at first, requiring time to adjust, and some players may find the early game excessively punishing and difficult.

story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story in the game is engaging and well-written, guiding players through the process of founding a village and managing resources while navigating an open world filled with quests and challenges. Players appreciate the balance between survival mechanics and narrative, with a focus on accessibility and humor that enhances the overall experience. While some elements are streamlined compared to other titles, the storyline remains a strong point, contributing to its appeal within the niche of "sfw furry games."
- “Once your wayward rabbit survives the outback for a week or two, though, things open up significantly - the storyline will lead you through founding your first village, you can set up worksites at natural resource nodes to offload grunt work on settlers, and with farms feeding you, crossing 40 tiles for a mission will be much more viable... if you prepare appropriately.”
- “Top off with an open world, satisfying if basic survival mechanics, a mercenary-hiring system, a settlement building system, and a competently written story for a fine addition to the disappointingly small selection of 'SFW furry games worth a damn.'”
- “Entertaining from the moment you start with engaging quests and challenges.”
- “The story feels disjointed and lacks depth, making it hard to stay engaged with the characters and their motivations.”
- “While the gameplay mechanics are enjoyable, the narrative fails to deliver a compelling experience, leaving players wanting more substance.”
- “The plot is predictable and uninspired, which detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.”
gameplay
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a challenging and rewarding experience that emphasizes resource scavenging and strategic decision-making for survival. It features a blend of mechanics from various survival games, including settlement building and mercenary hiring, while maintaining a focus on limited resources and avoiding overpowering options. Overall, it offers a satisfying open-world experience, particularly appealing to fans of "sfw furry games."
- “The gameplay is challenging and rewarding, with a focus on scavenging for resources and making strategic decisions to stay alive.”
- “Top off with an open world, satisfying if basic survival mechanics, a mercenary-hiring system, a settlement building system, and a competently written story for a fine addition to the disappointingly small selection of 'sfw furry games worth a damn.'”
- “An interesting mix of Neo Scavenger, Day R Survival (mobile game), and a touch of Caravaneer, albeit sans the economy mechanic, plus, naturally, furries.”
- “You just can't start ignoring game mechanics, because you can't carry infinite food (especially because fuel is often limited), instant kill ammunition, or potions of spontaneous healing or similar overpowering options many games offer.”
- “An interesting mix of Neo Scavenger, Day R Survival (mobile game), and a touch of Caravaneer albeit sans the economy mechanic, plus, naturally, furries.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find grinding to be a necessary aspect of the game, as it allows them to gather resources like ammunition and water, enhance their strength, and acquire better loot. Despite the repetitive nature of the environments, the pursuit of these rewards keeps players engaged in the grinding process.
- “You can also lean into ammunition making or farming, which has basically the same resource interests.”
- “Even if most places are more or less the same, you still want to keep grinding to get more loot and more opportunities to become stronger, and gather for more water.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players appreciate the game's humor, highlighting its funny dialogue and chaotic gameplay that contribute to an entertaining experience. The comedic elements are a standout feature, making the game enjoyable to watch and play.
- “The game features a hilarious and chaotic gameplay experience that keeps you laughing.”
- “The story is filled with funny dialogue that adds to the overall enjoyment.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are primarily text and menu-based, featuring minimal visual elements, particularly in combat scenes.
- “The graphics are mostly text-based and menu-driven, resulting in a very minimal visual experience during combat.”
- “The visuals are underwhelming and lack detail, making the game feel outdated.”
- “The art style is inconsistent and fails to create an immersive environment.”