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    Full Metal Furies

    A side-scrolling brawler for up to four friends, where colored enemy shields only break for the matching hero.

    Online and shared-screen co-op for up to 4 players, with crossplay.

    • 4 online
    • 4 shared-screen
    • Crossplay

    Where to buy

    SteamXboxNintendo eShopOfficial site
    Full Metal Furies store art
    • Store art
    • Screenshot 1
    • Screenshot 2
    • Screenshot 3
    • Screenshot 4

    Playing together

    All co-op facts
    • Online co-op4 players
    • Local co-op4 playersShared screen
    • YesPC, Xbox
    • Not confirmed
    • Not confirmed
    • Steam DeckPlayableValve's own rating

    About the game

    You play one of four heroines in a pixel art brawler. Each has a different job: tank, fighter, engineer or sniper. You fight through side-scrolling levels packed with enemies, then spend your earnings on skills and gear at a base camp. Levels sit on a world map, and there is a hidden layer of secrets and clues if you like to poke around.

    Up to four people can play on one screen or online. Some enemies carry a colored shield that only the matching hero can break, so you have to cover each other and pick up anyone who goes down. Pickups and gold are shared, so nobody fights over loot. Alone, you choose two heroes and switch between them, but the game is built for company.

    It is fast and demanding, with jokes in the writing and a lot of calling out to each other. It suits friends who like arcade brawlers.

    How it feels

    Kind of game

    Shared team objectives

    You play on the same side through shared levels, matches, missions or jobs. Progress comes from combining your actions toward the same objective.

    At its heart
    Now and then
    • Laughter and chaos
    • Time to hang out
    • Exploring
    • Planning ahead
    About
    Warfare

    Rated on our own feel scale. 7 sources back these ratings.

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    • Forged: Reconquest

      Why it scores 83%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Shared team objectives
      About
      Warfare
      Notable in both
      Working in sync, Tension and danger, Fighting, Unlocks and progress
      Sessions
      Campaign to finish
      Co-op
      Online and local co-op for up to 4 players

      How Forged: Reconquest differs

      • More building than Full Metal Furies
      • Less figuring things out than Full Metal Furies
      • Coming 4 November 2026
      • 4 online
      • 4 on one screen

      Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both are about soldiers at war. Both are campaigns you play to the end together.

      But more building than Full Metal Furies.

    • Iron Harvest

      Why it scores 83%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Shared team objectives
      About
      Warfare
      Notable in both
      Story, Working in sync, Tension and danger, Getting better
      Core to both
      Fighting
      Sessions
      Campaign to finish
      Co-op
      Online co-op

      How Iron Harvest differs

      • More building than Full Metal Furies
      • Less figuring things out than Full Metal Furies
      • More planning than Full Metal Furies
      • 3 online

      Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both have a story you follow together. Both have a lot of fighting side by side.

      But more building than Full Metal Furies.

    • Kingmakers

      Why it scores 80%

      What they share

      Kind of game
      Shared team objectives
      About
      Warfare
      Core to both
      Fighting
      Sessions
      Campaign to finish
      Notable in both
      Tension and danger, Unlocks and progress
      Co-op
      Online co-op for up to 4 players

      How Kingmakers differs

      • More building than Full Metal Furies
      • Less figuring things out than Full Metal Furies
      • Easier to pick up than Full Metal Furies
      • Not out yet
      • 4 online

      Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both are about soldiers at war. Both have a lot of fighting side by side.

      But more building than Full Metal Furies.

    All co-op facts

    Last checked 28 October 2026. The small numbers link to the page that states each fact.

    Co-op

    Online co-op
    Yes
    1245
    Most players online
    4
    145610
    Fewest players online
    Not confirmed
    Local co-op
    Yes
    1245
    Most players on one screen
    4
    14510
    Split or shared screen
    Shared screen
    61011
    Separate-device co-op
    Not confirmed
    Most players on separate devices
    Not confirmed
    Free base co-op
    No

    Steam sells the game at $19.99. Demos, trials, guest passes and subscriptions do not change that.

    245
    Confirmed free setups
    Does not apply
    Crossplay
    Yes
    46
    Crossplay between
    PC (Windows), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S
    46
    Friends can join mid-game
    Not confirmed
    Only one of you needs to buy it
    Not confirmed
    Voice chat by distance
    Not confirmed

    Platforms

    Platforms
    PC (Windows), Mac, Linux, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2
    245
    Single-player editions
    Not confirmed
    Steam Deck
    Playable
    3

    Release

    Release status
    Released
    2
    Release date
    17 January 2018
    28

    Genres

    Genres
    Action, Adventure, Role-playing
    18

    Store IDs

    Steam app ID
    416600
    2
    Wikidata item
    Q48816991
    8

    Sources

    13 pages
    1. store.steampowered.comStore page, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Online co-op, Most players online, Local co-op, Most players on one screen, Genres, Kind of game, Sessions, About, Laughter and chaos, Tension and danger, Story, Working in sync, Exploring, Fighting, Puzzles and figuring out, Getting better.

      • Online co-op: Maker text says up to four players can join online and offline, and the categories include Online Co-op.
      • Most players online: Maker text says up to four players can join, online and offline.
      • Local co-op: Maker text says up to four players can join offline, and the categories include Shared/Split Screen Co-op.
      • Most players on one screen: Maker text says up to four players can join, online and offline.
      • Genres: Maker text calls it a true-cooperative action RPG, which backs role-playing.
      • Kind of game: Maker text says cooperation, not competition, with everything shared between the players.
      • Sessions: Maker text describes a long story that you travel through stage by stage.
      • About: Maker text says you work together to save a world torn apart by war.
      • Laughter and chaos: User tags include Funny.
      • Tension and danger: User tags include Difficult and Bullet Hell.
      • Story: Maker text promises a story of over 20,000 words and as many one-liners.
      • Working in sync: Maker text says enemy shields can only be broken by the matching hero, and fallen allies must be revived.
      • Exploring: Maker text says secrets, clues and hidden dimensions are scattered through the world.
      • Fighting: User tags include Beat 'em up and Action RPG, and the text lists over 70 kinds of enemy.
      • Puzzles and figuring out: User tags include Puzzle.
      • Getting better: User tags include Difficult.
    2. store.steampowered.comStore data, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Steam app ID, Platforms, Release status, Release date, Online co-op, Local co-op, Free base co-op.

      • Platforms: Backs windows, macos and linux. Steam lists all three.
      • Release status: Steam lists the game as available.
      • Release date: Steam shows Jan 17, 2018.
      • Online co-op: Categories include Online Co-op.
      • Local co-op: Categories include Shared/Split Screen Co-op.
      • Free base co-op: Steam sells the game at $19.99. Demos, trials, guest passes and subscriptions do not change that.
    3. store.steampowered.comStore data, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Steam Deck.

      • Steam Deck: Valve rates the game Playable on Steam Deck.
    4. xbox.comStore page, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Platforms, Online co-op, Local co-op, Most players online, Most players on one screen, Crossplay, Crossplay between, Free base co-op.

      • Platforms: Lists Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC as ways to play.
      • Online co-op: Capabilities list Online co-op (2-4).
      • Local co-op: Capabilities list Xbox local co-op (2-4).
      • Most players online: Online co-op is listed as 2 to 4 players.
      • Most players on one screen: Local co-op is listed as 2 to 4 players.
      • Crossplay: Capabilities list Xbox cross-platform co-op.
      • Crossplay between: The pool is the Xbox and Windows 10 builds. The maker's 2017 post names Xbox One and Windows 10, and this listing adds Series X|S. Nothing found says the Steam build joins them.
      • Free base co-op: The Xbox edition is sold at $19.99. Demos, trials, guest passes and subscriptions do not change that.
    5. nintendo.comStore page, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Platforms, Online co-op, Local co-op, Most players online, Most players on one screen, Free base co-op.

      • Platforms: Sold for Nintendo Switch. The page shows Nintendo Switch 2 compatibility as Supported, so the Switch 2 entry is backward compatibility of the Switch version.
      • Online co-op: Lists online play for 2 to 4 players.
      • Local co-op: Lists play on a single system for 1 to 4 players.
      • Most players online: Lists Online (2-4).
      • Most players on one screen: Lists Single system (1-4). The separate Local wireless (2-4) line means several consoles and is not counted.
      • Free base co-op: The Switch edition has a regular price of $19.99. Demos, trials, guest passes and subscriptions do not change that.
    6. news.xbox.comOfficial news, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Crossplay, Crossplay between, Most players online, Split or shared screen, Puzzles and figuring out.

      • Crossplay: Post of 2017-02-20 in the maker's voice says the game launches with full Xbox Play Anywhere and Cross Play support. Read through an archived copy, because the live page blocks scripted reads.
      • Crossplay between: Says console and PC players can team up, naming Xbox One and Windows 10. Xbox Series X|S comes from the current Xbox listing.
      • Most players online: Calls the game a brawler for up to four players that supports online co-op.
      • Split or shared screen: Says the co-op was designed to be more than players sharing the same screen, which describes local play as one shared screen. No page uses the label shared screen, so this also rests on the two press sources.
      • Puzzles and figuring out: Lists secret meta-puzzles among the features.
    7. cellardoorgames.comOfficial site, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Kind of game.

      • Kind of game: Maker page calls it a team-based brawler where cooperation is the key to victory.
    8. wikidata.orgWikidata, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Wikidata item, Genres, Release date.

      • Genres: P136 is adventure video game, action game and action-adventure game.
      • Release date: P577 is 2018-01-17.
    9. pcgamer.comPress, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Kind of game, Sessions, About, Laughter and chaos, Tension and danger, Story, Working in sync, Fighting, Getting better, Unlocks and progress, Planning ahead, Time to hang out.

      • Kind of game: PC Gamer review from 2018-03-09 says it is much more fun with friends and that the shields force players to cooperate.
      • Sessions: Describes a world map where each level unlocks more of the road, with a story that unfolds along it.
      • About: Describes Titans wrecking the world with endless wars and armies, in a look that mixes World War 2, diesel punk and mythology.
      • Laughter and chaos: Says comedy is everywhere in the writing, even for minor enemies.
      • Tension and danger: Calls it tough and fast, and says mixed enemy crowds can get hellish.
      • Story: Praises the writing and says all four heroes join the banter in cutscenes.
      • Working in sync: Says color-coded shields force players to cooperate.
      • Fighting: Calls it a side-scrolling beat-em-up where players punch and shoot through waves of enemies.
      • Getting better: Says the ranged heroes were harder and more rewarding to master.
      • Unlocks and progress: Calls the skill trees and equipment upgrades for each hero its most entertaining idea.
      • Planning ahead: Says the skill trees and gear push you to experiment with multi-hero combos.
      • Time to hang out: Describes fast fights where friends mostly shout about what is happening on screen.
    10. gamesradar.comPress, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Split or shared screen, Most players on one screen, Most players online.

      • Split or shared screen: Preview from 2017-03-04 says the camera keeps enemies inside the screen edges and life bars sit around each character instead of in a corner, which fits one shared view.
      • Most players on one screen: Says co-op supports up to four local or online players.
      • Most players online: Says co-op supports up to four local or online players.
    11. nintendoworldreport.comPress, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Split or shared screen, Working in sync, Unlocks and progress, Exploring, Sessions.

      • Split or shared screen: Review from 2018-11-11 says four-player levels get cramped and crowded, and that levels are built for several heroes on screen at once.
      • Working in sync: Says the game is meant for co-op and the levels assume at least two heroes on screen.
      • Unlocks and progress: Says you feel like you are always progressing your heroes, even when you fail.
      • Exploring: Describes a world map with a healthy number of stages, secrets and bonuses.
      • Sessions: Describes a story that moves through several acts on a world map.
    12. nintendojo.comPress, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Sessions, Getting better, Tension and danger, Unlocks and progress.

      • Sessions: Review from 2020-07-27 describes a Super Mario World style map where each level is an icon and old levels can be replayed.
      • Getting better: Says the game rewards skill and some optional side quests test it.
      • Tension and danger: Says it can be hard but is never controller-throwing hard, and a casual mode exists.
      • Unlocks and progress: Says you buy skills and gear at a base camp and earn mastery bonuses through equipment use.
    13. cubed3.comPress, read 28 October 2026

      Backs Puzzles and figuring out, Tension and danger.

      • Puzzles and figuring out: Review from 2018-12-27 calls the hidden message puzzles an extra that stops the action when friends pause to solve them.
      • Tension and danger: Says it is easy to become overpowered, which is why tension is not rated higher.