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.
Platforms
Mac Switch PCGenres
Fighting IndieThemes
Action Party
Languages: English and 9 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Seafoam Gaming
By Connor NicholsRegardless, while Gurgamoth’s core gameplay loop is still decently enjoyable, the lack of anything else to it makes it a hard recommendation in the sea of other multiplayer games.
Pure Nintendo
By Heath Shusterman-ZimmermanWith only one style of gameplay, just over a handful of stages, and only six characters that look generally the same, the $9.99 asking price just doesn’t seem worth it. Gurgamoth felt more like early access or a test demo than a full game.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationQuick and intense multiplayer experiences can be fun in bursts, and since typically the genre of choice for these titles on Switch usually involves shooting Gurgamoth at least sets itself apart by doing something different...
GameSpew
By Taylor SmallUltimately it seems that the creators came up with a brilliant idea but rushed the product
Destructoid
By Steven HansenGurgamoth is closer to Starwhal, another novelty-based, colorful competitive game, but at least the latter had a sense of humor and janky-controls that are part of the fun. Put another way, Gurgamoth really is just bumper cars: a fleeting, mild amusement best remembered as a sliver of an otherwise warm, fuzzy day.
