Path of Fury - Episode I: Tetsuo's Tower
Action ∙ FightingTrek to Yomi creator brings you Path of Fury! Thrusted into a relentless gauntlet, armed with nothing but your fists and raw willpower. Tetsuo’s fortress rises above you, each floor crawling with enemies that are ready to end you. Your only option? Punch your way through every last one of them.
Precision and speed are everything.
Each enemy has a weakness—you’ll have to find it and strike before they swarm. As the floors stack higher, so do the odds. The action doesn’t let up, and neither can you. This is pure, high-stakes combat where every punch counts, and hesitation could be fatal.
Path of Fury doesn’t just test your skill—it tests your endurance.
How far can you go?
MAIN FEATURES
- Experience the essence of Kung Fu
The goal is to deliver the most powerful strikes and achieve quicker knockouts with the least effort possible, players will feel the progression after playing more and more sessions.
- Linear experience but feels different each time.
With a strong backstory, the game is designed to be very straightforward and to still surprise the player with new details and progression elements each session.
- Essential training tool component
Patience pays off. Every enemy has a weakness that can be exploited, the more you practice, the faster you’ll beat them.
- The combat is in the sweet spot between authenticity and accessibility.
Designed for everyone, with a focus on striking, while rewarding resistance precision and speed instead, just like in Kung-Fu.
- 100% bHaptics compatible
| comfort | ⦾ Comfortable |
| age rating | 13+ Teen |
| website | pathoffury.com |
| developer | Leonard Menchiari |
| publisher | ABONICO GAME WORKS |
| connection | Internet not required |
| app version | 0.9.24 |
| languages | English |
Reviews 62
I love it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Path of Fury delivers some of the most satisfying melee combat I’ve experienced in VR. The rhythm-based fighting feels natural and intense, and each floor ups the challenge in a good way.
I played with a bHaptics vest, and it made a huge difference — every punch landed with real impact, and getting hit actually made me flinch. It’s like stepping into a kung-fu movie where you feel every move.
Good
It is fun and I appreciate them telling how to fix the black box issue. One thing I didn’t like was that you couldn’t dodge a punch. Otherwise with the black box fix the gameplay and speed are all really fun.
It's not really playable.
IT STILL ISN'T FIXED. THAT BLACK BOX IS STILL THERE.
I'd love to play this in actuality. It feels like the OG Oldboy hallfight the VR game. It's tough, it's fast, I love the visceral art, everything.
I had to play in a near crouch because my head would've been through the ceiling, and the game doesn't like that. The only instructions to fix it are to use the Quest's internal height adjustment, which fundamentally didn't fix anything.
Plus those black boxes. The game simply is not finished.
Just why?
Thought this game would be another good fighting game but I was wrong, very wrong. 1 you can’t even move with the thumbstick your just in one place the whole time, 2 the graphics are mediocre, and 3 the fighting in the game makes you hit certain areas instead of just letting you freely hit. ALSO I CANT REFUND THE GAME!!! Do not get this!
Love it! Fun game and great workout.
I’ve been looking for a game to replace Thrill of the Fight for my workout and this is it. The game is really fun, and the fast pace allows for a great workout. I love how the game moves your character from encounter to encounter because it allows you to maintain a fast pace. Other beat em ups that use the thumbstick for free roaming motion create too much time between fights and cause motion sickness. The combat mechanics add some strategy to the fighting so it doesn’t devolve into a flailing match. The “endless” mode is perfect for a quick workout. There’s so much room for expansion here. I’d love to see upgrades to my fists and environmental hazards that can be used to finish off your opponents (like a spike pit a la mortal kombat or Gorn). The hit detection could definitely use some polish and the haptic feedback could use an increase in intensity, but this is an excellent start. A zombie mode or a mode with more gore and limb destruction would also be welcome additions.
Super fun, one huge personal problem
this game is awesome and i want to finish it, but it's plagued by what many VR games are affected by, mandatory turning. i have terrible stuck drift and when i throw hard punches it goes crazy, it makes it impossible for me to get past the bar. im refunding this game sadly, but if i get new controllers or the game adds a no turn option i cant enjoy this game