Games by Wojtek Announces The Sound of Fury for Steam in Q4 2027
Solo developer games by wojtek announced The Sound of Fury, a music-themed hack-and-slash action adventure, and opened its Steam store page. The game was first revealed at the Golden Joystick Awards 2026.
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Why it matters
The combo-building pitch is the whole hook: a solo studio led by an art director from Dying Light and The Invincible is betting that composition, not memorization, can carry a hack-and-slash, and the Steam page is now live ahead of a Q4 2027 window.
Key Facts
- Games by wojtek announced The Sound of Fury and opened its Steam store page.
- The Sound of Fury was first revealed at the Golden Joystick Awards 2026.
- The game is scheduled for release on PC via Steam in Q4 2027.
- Protagonist Frederick enters hell to rescue his missing friend, the violinist Nicolo.
- Wojtek Ostrycharz founded games by wojtek and served as art director on The Invincible.
Players compose their own combos from instruments and learned melodies rather than memorizing set routes. The protagonist, a young virtuoso named Frederick, follows demons into hell to rescue his missing friend, the violinist Nicolo. It is scheduled for PC via Steam in Q4 2027.
The Steam store page is open, and the release window is Q4 2027 on PC. The setting is a hell built from what the developer calls humanity's darkest history and art rather than ancient mythology: tank wreckage in flower fields, soldiers in gas masks, reaper-like figures with scythes.
Combat leans on legendary instruments, among them a cursed violin, a hellish electric guitar, and a grand piano. Demons seal Frederick's music with their own abilities, and exploration uses collected treble clefs and new powers to open hidden arenas and secret passages. Price and Japanese language support were undecided at the time of writing.
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