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Is There A Sequel To 'Blades Of Furry'?

My friend mentioned there’s maybe more after the game ‘Blades of Furry’. Any news on if the developers announced a second game or an expansion?
2025-06-24 23:15:46
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Sara Peñafiel
Sara Peñafiel
A long time ago, the author of ‘Blades of Furry’ wrote a standalone novel of comparable brute force. That book was called ‘Fury’ and told the story of a cultivator who had been wronged in some way. Instead of gaining the upper hand however, his quest for vengeance continued to backfire at every turn until he found himself stuck in an uneasy alliance with his greatest enemy. It was incredibly frustrating to read, but strangely compelling.
2026-08-02
Robert
Robert
For a completed work, Blades of Furry certainly leaves room for a continuation. While the core romance is wrapped up neatly to the readers’ satisfaction, there is plenty of additional world-building that was left untouched and many new and intriguing mysteries were raised in the story’s conclusion, especially in that final scene of the story with the crimson moon prophecy and all.

The seeds for other follow-ups have also been planted and I would love to read a prequel to the story, following Lady Bloodthorne’s rise to become the powerful character that she is today. The different sword styles could also be explored in further depth within the combat system, especially considering that only the very basics of each style were shown.

Of course, more is coming. The many talented artists in the ‘Blades of Furry’ fandom are already hard at work imagining the potential new characters for future sequels – particularly after that intriguing tweet from the author a few days ago where he said he was ‘sharpening new blades’ (presumably for new stories). One can only hope that the author will announce the follow-up or even a spin-off or two at this year’s FantasyCon, which would be a great three-year anniversary present for the original novel.
2025-06-28
Isaac
Isaac
The sequel situation is somewhat unclear. The author has spoken of possibly continuing the book in interviews from last year, with the author having developed outlines for a sequel, ‘Claws of Crimson’ for potential publication by the author’s current publisher. However, no official news on this has been made public yet, and, in the meantime, fans are speculating wildly on the various possible sequels, and even forum posts have grown into behemothic topics. It’s possible to follow trademark filings for the title on government databases, and it appears the book may be in very early development. Keep an eye on the author’s social media for updates on this.
2025-06-28
Tyson
Tyson
There is promise for sequel prospects for this novel, but it will likely be complicated. The novel sold over 500,000 copies in its first year of publication, and thus would typically gain consideration for a sequel. Recently the author moved to a new publisher, and thus there are currently some contractual issues that will have to be worked out before any formal announcements can be made.

The setup for continued story is also interesting. In the last chapter of Red Sleep the largely unexplored world of the Eastern Continent vampire clans is introduced. All of Adrian’s sire conflicts are left unresolved for another book and even the Werewolf’s Civil War had too many sides for the amount of book time they were given. (There are easily 6-8 different factions all at war with each other in various ways).

The author also writes short bonus stories over on their Patreon, including ‘Fangs and Frost’ (about the history of the Snowblood clan) and ‘Moonlit Vendetta’ (about minor character Elise during the time jump). These should keep you satisfied until there’s news of a full-length sequel.
2025-06-29
Hadiza Haruna Ibrahim
Hadiza Haruna Ibrahim
It’s so strange how a story can feel so alive while we’re reading it, and then just stop. The characters can feel like they’re living on in our minds after we finish reading the book, and it can be a kind of grief to have to let them go. Which is maybe why so many people want to know about sequels. It’s a way for us to revisit the world of the book and reconnect with characters that we loved. But the story is complete. We have to be okay with silence. The lessons of the story and the joy that it brought us is really the only sequel that we need. How a story makes us see the world, and interact with other people is really all the matter.
2026-07-31

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