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GORSD: Intense arena combat, set deep inside the heart of darkness. Born from a womb-eye, you discover a world seething with challenges created by an unknown power. For what purpose were you created? Uncover the truth of the GORSD. You have just one bullet, fire it, control it and collect it. 1-4 player couch battles 8 multiplayer game modes with modifiable rules, set over more than 70 unique maps. 7 hour single player game, set in a large overworld containing more than 60 battle stages. Strategize by not only thinking about where you need to go, but also where your projectile needs to go.

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  • Pure Nintendo

    Jemma Casson · Oct 31, 2020

    6.5
    Overall, GORSD is a game that’s hard to define at first yet fun to play once you get the gist. It becomes hard early on, which is made more manageable with an easier difficulty setting. It looks and sounds great but could use some improvements in the overall gameplay experience. If odd creatures and quirky puzzles sound interesting to you, check this one out!
  • Xbox Tavern

    Dave Osborne · Sep 18, 2020

    7.0
    There’s a lot to love about GORSD. It’s ugly-beautiful, rewarding and doesn’t put up with any of your crap. But it’s also unintuitive, and pushes the skill ceiling way up as a result. Some might enter a state of zen and master it, making it an indie esporter of the future, but mostly you will be hoping for good results, and that stops it short of being truly joyful.
  • TheXboxHub

    Richard Dobson · Sep 18, 2020

    8.0
    GORSD on the Xbox One is an essential purchase for those looking for some local multiplayer fun. Rounds are short, sharp and sweet and having a full roster of four players brings just the right amount of carnage on screen. And then when they have gone home, the surprisingly entertaining single player Adventure allows you to hone your skills on tricky AI opponents, and the game doesn’t lose any of the same appeal.

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