Revealed last week, a new Furi update is now available to download on PlayStation 4, developer The Game Bakers announced today.
Addressing issues with PS4 overheating, screen-tearing, charge shots not working, and more, here’s what you’ll find with the new update:
- IMPROVED – Some players experience « overheating » and the fans getting loud on PS4
- IMPROVED – Some players experience screen tearing
- FIXED – Some players can’t charge a shoot with R2 with a PS4 controller
- FIXED – The warning message when leaving for the main menu says all progress will be lost
- FIXED – Sometimes The Burst sniper shots go through the walls / Walls don’t have collisions
- FIXED – Sometimes The Burst gets stuck in phase 5
- FIXED – In The Scale level, the water is sometimes clipping
- FIXED – [PC only] The mouse mode is not properly saved (directional/reticule)
- Minor bug fixes and polish
In the Known Issues section of their website, The Game Bakers says they’re working on fixing these problems: the camera going away in The Scale level, the main character getting stuck in the air during the last phase in The Song level, getting hit several times in a row by one attack of The Chain, and getting stuck on top of The Burst walls.
On their to do list, The Game Bakers says they’re looking at control remapping for players with disabilities.
When asked if there were any plans for a Speedrun mode in Furier, they replied, “Not at the moment, but if players keep asking for it we’ll think about it.”
If you haven’t grabbed Furi yet, it’s a free download for all PlayStation Plus members in North America and Europe until August 1. In our review, we said, “Furi is an action packed, violent game that does a great job of marrying two genres together.”
[Source: The Game Bakers (1), (2), (3)]
PS4 Games to Play With Your Significant Other
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Best PS4 Games for Couples
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Chariot
Frima Studio's Chariot is a puzzle platformer that forces two players to cooperate in order to give their king a proper burial. It's actually a lot more light-hearted than the premise would indicate and it's a lot of fun for two. The gameplay revolves around moving the chariot around with ropes and creating pulleys in order to get the King to his final resting place, and working together is key to accomplishing it.
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Gone Home
Games that can be played in a single sitting are great for couples and can easily replace watching a movie for a night. Gone Home presents an interesting story, and a great house to explore. Both players can also try to theorize what is going on, and take it in together.
It's worth noting that if you enjoy Gone Home, that Firewatch is another similar first-person adventure game that can be enjoyed.
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Life is Strange
Episodic games are great choices as well for partners and Life is Strange is the best of them. There are plenty of situations in the game where decisions have to be made (many of which will force players to pick a side) and there's enough drama to keep players enthralled. It's even better when played with a loved one since players can decide what to do together.
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LittleBigPlanet 3
LittleBigPlanet 3 is a fun platformer that offers up limitless replayability. There will always be new levels for you and your partner to play. They might not all be good, but discovering levels is half of the fun of playing LBP.
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Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime
Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime is all about cooperation. Players have to work in tandem to operate a spaceship in order to rescue cute bunnies. It should be noted that Lovers is a very difficult game, though, so it's only really suited for two players that are experienced gamers.
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Minecraft
Minecraft offers up a world that you and your partner can morph into anything you want. It's expansive, and you'll get to really unleash your creativity while playing. There's a lot to learn here mechanically, and you'll have fun while discovering it all at your own pace.
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Octodad: Dadliest Catch
Octodad: Dadliest Catch is goofy fun, and it has an underrated co-op mode. Each player controls different appendages of the totally normal dad, and it makes for an even wackier experience. Laughter will be had even if it becomes a bit more difficult to successfully complete the objectives.
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Rocket League
Rocket League is great as it can be played both cooperatively and competitively. There's something for everyone here, and partners can either team up or settle their differences in a match. Cars plus football always equals fun.
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The Walking Dead
Telltale Games' episodic games are all great choices to play together. The Walking Dead might be the best one due to it having the most high tension moments. If you end up enjoying it, make sure to check out Tales from the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us as well!
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The Witness
The Witness has a habit of making players look dumb, but if you try to solve the puzzles with a loved one then it can make everyone look dumb together. But, as they say, two brains are better than one so you have a better chance at discovering the secrets of the island with a partner. It won't be easy, but it certainly will be rewarding!
