Polyfury

About

"Polyfury" is a bullet hell shoot-em-up game where you face off against the Seven Deadly Shapes using a simple control scheme. Its minimalistic art style and hand-crafted levels provide a clear view of enemy patterns, while multiple game modes offer various challenges. Climb the leaderboards and track your progress through the game's levels as you dodge bullets and lasers in this modern take on a classic genre.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

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

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Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

music2 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

Polyfury offers a unique twist on the control scheme of bullet hell games, encouraging players to graze bullets for bonus points and power-ups.
The game features a stylish aesthetic and well-designed bosses, each with unique attack patterns that keep the gameplay fresh and engaging.
It has a robust scoring system that allows for extensive replayability, making it appealing for score chasers and fans of the genre.

The controls can be finicky, requiring extreme precision in thumb movements, which may lead to discomfort during extended play sessions.
The game is relatively short, which may leave veteran players wanting more content after completing it.
Some players may find the lack of a slow movement option challenging, making it harder to navigate through complex bullet patterns.

gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is concise yet engaging, featuring a variety of high-quality boss fights and innovative mechanics that maintain interest throughout. While the game can be completed in just a few hours, its content is packed with excitement, ensuring that players experience no dull moments. Overall, the focus on creative challenges makes for a rewarding experience, though completion time may vary based on individual skill levels.
- “The game isn't very long, but it's really greatly packed with awesome bosses and cool mechanics all throughout.”
- “I was able to complete the game in under a few hours of gameplay (length will probably vary a lot based on skill level), but I would consider all of the content to be high quality.”
- “There aren't any boring parts with the choice of focusing on boss fights, and there were some creative mechanics that kept the game fresh through all of the bosses.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players note that the game offers significant opportunities for score grinding and pattern memorization, presenting a polished experience that distinguishes it from many indie danmaku titles.
- “I'm a few stages in and there's already a lot of potential for score grinding and pattern memorization, and it feels very produced in a way that a lot of indie danmaku games don't.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the variety in the game's music, noting that each boss features a unique song, which enhances the overall experience and adds to the excitement of the encounters.
- “I think there was a different song for each boss, which was nice.”