Furyball: Rogue Revenge Brings a Demo to Steam Next Fest
Furyball: Rogue Revenge is bringing a playable demo to Steam Next Fest. The top-down action roguelite turns a bouncing ball into the player’s main weapon and frames its arenas with the exaggerated style of 1970s grindhouse cinema.
The demo includes a complete enemy gang, three difficulty settings, a boss battle, and a selection of modules for building different combat setups. Two Furyballs offer distinct play styles, encouraging players to experiment with movement and ricochet patterns.
A competitive Time Attack mode
A Time Attack challenge adds a leaderboard-focused objective to the preview. The developers plan to reward the five strongest runs, turning the demo into an early test of both combat mastery and route optimisation.
Furyball: Rogue Revenge is in development for PC. Feedback from the Next Fest demo will be used to refine balance and progression ahead of release.
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