Sometimes video games like to be simple and straightforward, and sometimes they like to go so over the top that you can’t help but laugh. Such is the case with the upcoming fighting game GUTS, which will release on Steam on October 31st. But trust us when we say this game is anything but typical.
“Prepare for an even bloodier Halloween this year as hilariously ultra-violent fighting game GUTS from independent video game developer Flux Game Studio will launch October 31st on PC for $19.99. Players interested in trying a demo prior to release can download the genre-changing fighter from the Steam page and receive exclusive weapon skins, profile ribbons and more. You can think of the game as a Tarantino-styled fighting game.
GUTS is a radical fighting game that introduces original fighting game mechanics and eliminates health bars and timers. Instead, players must dismember their opponents by using deadly GUTS Moves to chop off their opponent’s arms and legs. Even while missing a limb or two, the brawl continues until one fighter emerges victorious. If nine lethal opponents weren’t enough, the controversial and politically incorrect world of GUTS features special modes where players must also be wary of the fatal environments that can sever limbs or hasten mortality. Players can face both enemies and hazards in either online and local multiplayer, as well as in a single-player story mode.”
You can check out the trailer for the demo below:
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