Guts and Glory

HakJak / Jul 19, 2018 / Action, Casual, Indie, Racing

Singleplayer

windows
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Steam Deck Playable

4 playing now

A game about father and son riding their bicycle through obstacle courses of death, and other fun family experiences. Created by HakJak

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Part	Your PC	MinimumNot sure	RecommendedNot sure
CPU	Not set	2 GHz Dual Core Can't tell	i5 or better Can't tell
GPU	Not set	GeForce GT 650M / Radeon R9 M375 or higher graphics card (see Additional Notes below). Can't tell	GeForce GTX 750 / Radeon R7 360 or higher graphics card (see Additional Notes below). Can't tell
RAM	Not set	2 GB RAM Can't tell	4 GB RAM Can't tell

What's new

AlienFX + patch

2018-08-21

AlienFX The fine folks over at Alienware hooked me up with this awesome laptop so I can build games anywhere! In return I've added AlienFX lighting to Guts and Glory and expanded their SDK for other Unity devs. (I'll post a link to the Unity stuff on my blog, etc. later this week, for those interested.) If you're gaming with an Alienware computer/accessories it will react to different things in the game, like checkpoints and police sirens. Just a fun little bonus feature. Patch Notes • Fixed Hat Counter • Fixed Steam Achievements glitches • Fixed the 100% Completion Reward in the Halls of Glory (appears in yellow glow area when 30 Achievements are unlocked). • Removed mouse-based orbit cam when "Orbit Camera" mode is turned off, except when paused. • Added more Credits

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What players say

Mostly Positive

76% positive, 1,404 reviews

Recommended8 hrs played

A messy, unpolished game whose sheer insanity somehow turns chaos into comedy.

17 found this helpful, 2026-03-10

Recommended4 hrs played

50% of playtime spent laughing at the gore, other 50% spent wondering if i wanted to live anymore. 10/10.

3 found this helpful, 2026-05-05

Not recommended1 hrs played

interesting, but too expensive, buy this only on sale.

8 found this helpful, 2026-07-05

Not recommended4 hrs played

Guts and Glory has some interesting ideas. The physics-based mechanics and chaotic crashes are fun at first, and the concept is definitely fun. However, after the initial novelty wore off, the game started to feel repetitive pretty quickly. The controls often feel more frustrating than challenging, which made the experience less enjoyable over time. I also found the menus and overall presentation to feel quite...

3 found this helpful, 2026-07-20