Gurgamoth
Gurgamoth is a flying fighting game where the level is your weapon. Each match is lightning quick and focuses on intense flying combat and getting in your opponent's head. The controls are simple, but the mechanics and interesting levels bring out the game’s depth.
Release
Note: Gurgamoth requires controllers to play
Gurgamoth is the perfect mix of party chaos and competitive strategy, ideal for sitting around on the couch with a couple of friends.
Your only weapon is the level itself: a shifting battlefield with different hazards. Gurgamoth is fast, relying on quick timing, but also your ability to read your opponent. Will they dodge your attack and send you flying into a spinning saw blade? Will they spend their attacks on a power up, leaving them temporarily vulnerable? Will they anticipate your attack and stun you while you're recovering?
Get inside their minds and earn the honor of awakening Gurgamoth.
Gurgamoth features:
Gurgamoth is a flying fighting game where the level is your weapon.
Gurgamoth is the perfect mix of party chaos and competitive strategy, ideal for sitting around on the couch with a couple of friends.
Your only weapon is the level itself: a shifting battlefield with different hazards. Gurgamoth is fast, relying on quick timing, but also your ability to read your opponent. Will they dodge your attack and send you flying into a spinning saw blade? Will they spend their attacks on a power up, leaving them temporarily vulnerable? Will they anticipate your attack and stun you while you're recovering?
Get inside their minds and earn the honor of awakening Gurgamoth.
Gurgamoth features:
- Unique levels, each with their own dangers
- Game-changing power-ups
- Tight flying mechanics
- Fantastic visual design
- Fast, party-friendly matches
- Full controller support
- The most fun you'll have summoning an elder god
Price
Max: 0,81€
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Min: 0,81€
Reviews
“It’s one of those games that makes you say 'just one more round,' over and over until it’s way past when you should’ve gone to bed”
PixelKin
“My current favorite exception is Gurgamoth, an admittedly modest battle game that stands out based on its mastery of round-by-round flow.”
Ars Technica
“I am old and one of my first games was pong. and Pong looks a lot better then this game.”
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PixelKin
“My current favorite exception is Gurgamoth, an admittedly modest battle game that stands out based on its mastery of round-by-round flow.”
Ars Technica
“I am old and one of my first games was pong. and Pong looks a lot better then this game.”
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