super fun
gameplay feels continuously intriguing
level design/generation never feels like you couldn't escape
definitely more than worth the price

A super addictive arcade game with an inspired art direction and killer soundtrack. Can be played in short bursts, but I am finding myself wanting to give it just one more go.

Would love to see leaderboards added in a future patch (hit me up if you need a primer on implementing).

Definitely a steal at the price.

A good endless avoidance game with a banger OST, cool aesthetic and solid replayability.

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This is one for the retro-future arcade (in a better, saner timeline than this). As a tailed heart on the run from true love, avoid a teleporting pink sword that's constantly trying to pierce your backside while you serpentine through mazes lined with hungry, writhing weapons. You can't stop moving, ever. When you first start playing, you'll think about it all the time -- the game's that invasive! But it eventually dies back. It's not something that I can play indefinitely, mostly because a bad distribution of horny wall-swords can end your run x-teen times in a row (I got tired of it, so I stopped trying for the "true" ending).

Groovy space funk sets the mood!

Was enjoying this game until it started revealing its flaws. Two of my longer runs were ended abruptly by a game crash, meaning the time I spent on each of them was completely wasted. The "ENDLESS TIME" achievement also has a critical oversight that caused me to waste even more time getting all the way to stage 161 before realizing what was wrong with the achievement. When I tried unlocking it the "right" way, a bug caused the "END" button to kill me instead of ending the game and unlocking the achievement, meaning I had again wasted 60+ levels of time. Or maybe you're supposed to continue looping instead of pressing "END"; I have no way of knowing. The achievement descriptions aren't clear. It's like you're intended to waste your time throwing runs away until you figure out what the unlock conditions are.

Addicting! The right amount of difficult, the power ups add that little edge you're looking for, super fun.

Holy doom, between the Devil Daggers update, Post Void, Boomerang X, Discroom, and THIS, it's a good time to enjoy high-quality stylish frantic tight immediate action.

FEWAR-DVD is a blast that will triple your chances of death by heart attack, acute stress and epilepsy, but rejoice, it will happen in glorious fluorescent glitch.

Oh and PLAY THIS WITH HEADPHONES.

An amazing arcade game. Less demanding of system resources too.

If you're feeling an itch for intense gameplay as you're reading this, you can buy this game, install it, and get into the chaos in less than 20 seconds. Every run starts immediately and without remorse, and I think that's what I love about it the most.

FEWAR-DVD has a great aesthetic. Everything looks incredibly polished. It didn't take me long to verbally mutter to myself "woah that's cool looking". The audio/music/sound works wonders for the style they're going for and the tracks are absolute bangers. And most importantly: the gameplay is intense and responsive.

Each level, the goal is simple, you find a key, and go unlock a portal. Rinse and repeat. This may sound boring but I assure you, paired with the enemies/hazards, the art, the music, everything feels slick and a one-of-a-kind experience when mixed together.

Just as the description says, it's definitely a migraine; but it's a damn good one and worth a purchase.