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A Retro-FPS "virtual happy place", jeopardized with a naughty bug. Traverse this action-oriented roguelite blasting waifus to uncover dirty secrets on a personal computer!
Fida Puti Samurai is a fps, anime and retro game
developed and published by Zanardi and Liza.
Released on March 21st 2024 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 490 reviews of which 454 were positive and 36 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 11.79€ on Steam, but you can find it for 2.27€ on Eneba.
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- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Core i5
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After 100%-ing this game, I'm gonna give it a positive review. It was a fun experience overall, even though there are some serious flaws. What I liked about Fida Puti Samurai: - Fun theme and plot - Solid boomer shoorer part. Most weapons are enjoyable to use - Charming art style and great voice acting - Tons of references to other media, like the cinema from Duke Nukem 3D - Distractions and diversions such as minigames and collectables - Really sweet ending that brought a smile to my face :) And now for the problems: - The roguelite part SUCKS. You have to complete the same game *5 times* to beat it, and even more if you want to 100%! The only things that are randomly generated are level ordering and the streets between. - If you die, you may have to *start the whole game over* if you haven't activated a checkpoint. This is *extremely* frustrating, especially considering that the game is already repetitive. - There's a moving scanwall that kills you, acting as a time limit. It enforces linear level design and makes secret hunting very annoying if you don't use a guide. - Higher difficulties are *unplayable* thanks to the two previous points. I love a good challenge, but for me this game is only enjoyable on the lowest setting. - Bosses are a complete joke. All of them are killed very quickly by circle strafing. Although this is understandable, considering they were designed around the time limit. - It's a minor thing, but explosives are somewhat underwhelming. When I play boomer shooters, I expect explosions to be punchy and super satisfying, but here the radius is too small to my taste. I found explodable objects are especially difficult to hit. Overall I think Fida Puti Samurai would be a much better game if it was a pure boomer shooter. I hope that if the devs ever make a sequel, they will do away with the roguelite mechanics. They just don't work well in this game.
All style, not enough substance. Huge volume balancing issues. Game is very janky. I think this game is trying to go for a Mullet Madjack/CRUEL style with a bit more time for exploration/secrets, but it feels far from it in gunplay feel. I saw some bad reviews but they dated back and thought that issues would've been fixed by now. Surprised that the devs didn't even bother resolving the crappy volume issues. Some sounds are real loud, some are super low, can't hear what the main character's saying even at maximum volume... Gameplay feels like I'm playing some student experiment. I don't mind jank, but something's very off. I'm not sure when I'm getting damaged or not unless I check the health meter. Dunno when I hit enemies or not either. Feels like the game was super rushed while the visual elements look really good. I really want to love this game, but it's got a lot of stupid issues that feel like they could be fixed easily... After giving it more time, I sorta get it, but the downsides are still very present and I unlocked a big majority of the game's content in one run (my second run). It's clearly not well balanced (not only sound-wise)... Get this game if it ever falls under 5$ if you're really curious to still try it out.
I've played a number of Doom-style games, but this one is easily my most favorite. The best way I can describe it is "Gooner Shooter" in a Microsoft DOS Cyberpunk style. It's very flashy in all the ways that matters while being distracting with curvy bunny girls and she-wolves with laser guns. If that sounds absurd, that's because it is. You will be tossed into a retro-futuristic game inside of a game with minigames, tasked with.. Something involving helping a twin-tailed cat. I'll be honest, I have no clue what the story is or what the world is meant to represent, but I don't think you're really meant to make sense of it. Just grab the nearest shotgun and go make anime/furry girls moan with it (seriously, half the time they sound like they're enjoying getting shot at). The weapons are all well designed and viable, even on the hardest difficulty, and the enemy variety is probably the best I've seen in the genre, with their own voice acting, unique weapons, and even tactics. It never gets old blasting them away. This is a rougelike, so expect deaths early on until you get a grasp on things. You can choose between Fixed and Random level layouts; the first time I've seen such an option provided. I personally always choose random. The game has a tutorial, but it only explains basic controls. Almost everything else needs to be discovered for yourself, which is amazing as it encourages repeat runs beyond what you usually see from this genre. Beneath the tastefully trashy voicelines and buxom enemies lies a pretty deep old school FPS with a healthy weapon roster and balance, and more than enough enemies to test them on. The music is great, though I wish there were more tracks. The checkpoint system is also great. There's risk/reward. You have to deposit $500 to activate checkpoints, after which you can deposit any amount of money and update them as you wish. But, they are one-time use only. You also cannot choose how much to deposit, meaning you always deposit everything you have. This results in the player having to make a choice: Ensure the safety of your run up to that point, or risk it by buying upgrades instead of saving progress? It's genius implementation. Of course, there are ways around this limitation, but that requires upgrades using banked money and player skill. This game might seem like a joke on the surface, but it's actually really good and I highly recommend it. For $12, you can do a lot worse, and not much better!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fida Puti Samurai is currently priced at 11.79€ on Steam.
No, Fida Puti Samurai is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 11.79€ on Steam.
Yes, Fida Puti Samurai received 454 positive votes out of a total of 490 achieving a rating of 8.60.
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Fida Puti Samurai was developed and published by Zanardi and Liza.
Yes, Fida Puti Samurai is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Fida Puti Samurai is not playable on MacOS.
No, Fida Puti Samurai is not playable on Linux.
Fida Puti Samurai is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Fida Puti Samurai. Explore additional content available for Fida Puti Samurai on Steam.
No, Fida Puti Samurai does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Fida Puti Samurai does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Fida Puti Samurai is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Fida Puti Samurai.
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