34% off for two weeks, with a 12-month road to 1.0 and consoles
Furyball: Rogue Revenge, the fast, violent and irreverent action roguelite from independent studio Rebound, launches in Early Access on PC via Steam on Wednesday, September 23 at 3 PM CEST (9 AM ET, 6 AM PT). Watch the launch trailer, scored with a new track by French Touch producer The Toxic Avenger:
The first rogue “Beat’em Ball”: a fast-paced action roguelite where your only weapon is a bouncing bullet ball. Think Lethal League x Hotline Miami x Hades. You play as Azami and you have one night to cross Neo-Arcadia, a retro-futuristic citadel straight out of 70s grindhouse cinema, where every arena is a pinball table built to hurt. Azami has a ball. The gangs never stood a chance.
IN EARLY ACCESS
Two districts and their gangs: the Madbull Warriors, who turned the ballpark into a bullring, and the Iron Angels, who took the golf course to war. Add 2 weapons, 2 ball tunings, 2 handgears, 50+ items, 10 skills and 24 challenges.
ROAD TO 1.0
Updates through 2027 bring a third district, new bosses, narrative quests and the Furydome, leading to version 1.0 and a console release.
“The core is here, and it hits hard. From today, players help us make it bigger.”
Antoine Papot, Game Director at Rebound
LAUNCH PRICING
€9.89 / $9.89 instead of €14.99 / $14.99 for the first two weeks. Less than a golf lesson (the Iron Angels give theirs for free). Regular prices: £13.99, C$19.99, CNY 69, KRW 19,000, JPY 1,990; see the Steam page for other regions. The price will rise before 1.0.
Journalists, content creators and streamers can request an Early Access key now, with an embargo lifting at launch on September 23 at 3 PM CEST.*
*Earlier coverage may be possible upon explicit agreement.
ABOUT THE DEVELOPER
Based in Angoulême, the “capital of comics” in France, Rebound is an independent game studio founded in 2017. The studio is known for self-publishing the Tennis Manager franchise and for its work on TopSpin 2K25 as a 2K Development Partner. With Furyball: Rogue Revenge, Rebound joins the new wave of French independent studios making noise worldwide, moving from tennis management into fast-paced action, while staying true to its DNA: balls, rebounds and gameplay mastery.
