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Gladio Mori

Gladio Mori is a physics-driven gladiator fighting game with no health bars. Stab on arteries, pierce vital organs and cut off limbs. Build your own movesets, paint your fighter and battle friends online with cross-play.

Release date
September 16, 2026
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Plebeian Studio
Publisher
Bonus Stage Publishing, Korgi Digital (China)
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Gladio Mori is a physics-driven gladiator fighting game where every hit damages the body where it lands. Injure muscles, sever arteries, pierce vital organs or cut off a limb entirely. Build your own attacks, paint your fighter or use creations shared by other players. Fight through the solo campaign or enter online arenas for up to four players, with cross-play between Steam, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Every hit changes the fightThere are no health bars. Damage a muscle and the affected limb loses strength.

Sever an artery and the fighter starts bleeding out. Pierce a vital organ and the fight can end immediately. Hands, arms and legs can all be cut off. Lose a hand and anything it was holding goes with it. Lose a leg and the rest of the fight becomes considerably more complicated. Watch your sword hand. Fighting gets harder when it is lying on the other side of the arena. Blunt weapons crack bones and stagger. Blades cut along their sharpened edge, so the angle of every strike matters.

Armour stops attacks where it covers the body, while every gap remains a target. Organ-Based Damage SystemForget health bars—combat in Gladio Mori is as brutal as it is precise. Damage to muscles, arteries, and vitals directly impacts your ability to fight:Injured Muscles weaken your strikes. Severed Arteries cause you to bleed out. Pierced Vitals mean instant death. Precision and strategy are your greatest weapons.…

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★ 8.4/10Steam · 1,766 ratings
SteamLast checked November 3, 2026

Most helpful8

Recommended
As little as ive played this as of writing the review, i can say this is a very neat little game. all the people who…
Recommended
Booted up game, spent 10 minutes trying to play but got frustrated so closed. then I remembered I have about 500 hours in Mordhau so…
Not recommended
The game is fun, and very unique! However, that said, the damage models are laughably inconsistent, I've won and lost fights where one combatant has…
Recommended
One of the funniest and most entertaining fighting games i've ever played.
Recommended
This game rules. Realistic yet really goofy physics-based combat somehow makes you feel badass when you manage to land a really nice kill. The custom…
Recommended
Game is, legitimately, extremely cool. Very interesting and dynamic systems interacting here, the damage system (bludgeoning, slashing, stabbing), the blood loss (where is it, how…
Recommended
Absolutely fun party game to play with your friends, endless amounts of laughter and cut up bodies. 101/0 would recommend!!!
Not recommended
Horrible game, horrible controls, this is a game where 'get gud' except its not, the camera sucks dick, the controls are wonky, certain weapons are…

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Recommended
As a half swordian I was perplexed at this game, how could this be? another half sword? for I was WRONG, this IS PEAK, ABSOLUTELY…
Recommended
Like Halfsword, but openly embracing its jankyness, with crazy community creation tools, and an amazingly fun game you can play with friends.
Not recommended
I took the time to learn how to customize movesets. I have to say that in its current state I can't recommend the game. I…

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