Yet astonishingly, it offers a wonderfully sick and twisted good time. But surprisingly, many of the game’s rough edges contribute to its experience. From a camera that moves unsteadily enough to induce motion sickness, character models and environments that seem culled from a royalty-free catalog, to the sporadic game crash, Guts and Glory undoubtedly lacks polish. The game’s recent exodus from Steam’s Early access program and onto PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Switch would seem to signal that the game’s fundamentals have been refined. A traditional review approaches would not be kind to Guts and Glory.
