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FUR Squadron is an on-rails arcade space shooter game developed by Raptor Claw, available for Windows. The game follows the story of a team of elite pilots who are in virtual reality training when they encounter an unknown threat that endangers their lives. Players take on the role of one of the pilots and must shoot their way through the simulations of the Skal Empire's units and minions to uncover the secrets and power-up their starship for maximum performance.
The game boasts six levels with three levels of difficulty, offering smooth and quick gameplay through levels full of enemies and massive bosses. FUR Squadron keeps the gameplay of classic 90's on-rails shooters alive while bringing it up to date with even smoother controls and a refreshingly modern and sleek visual style. The game features an original synthesizer soundtrack to match the retrowave aesthetics and is Steam Deck compatible. FUR Squadron also introduces players to the lovely axolotl and the unique personalities of the squadron's pilots, each with their own strengths and weaknesses.
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