This survival racing experience is split into 9 different worlds and has 70+ official tracks, but that isn’t even including the 1000+ workshop levels, that are constantly increasing. This is what gives Guts and Glory its main appeal you will die in so many ways you’ll lose count and just when you think you’ve seen all the ways you can, a little accident will happen and BOOM!… another surprise. This is just one more thing to go wrong that’ll see you not only die, but hurt the whole time you’re doing so. There’s even “manual driver-ejection” which can be used for a good old leap of faith to either shave a few seconds off your time or get to those hard to reach checkpoints. You’ll see yourself explode, be decapitated or pierced on a spike straight through the crotchal region. Usually though, you’ll be killed, instantly, and in hilariously gruesome fashion.
Maybe it’ll even chop it off completely and you find yourself having to complete the track even faster just so you don’t bleed out. These hazards don’t always kill you though and sometimes when you hit a slow moving object it’ll just break your bones and leave you with a limp or lifeless limb just hanging there. In Guts and Glory it’s usually a land mine, a rotating saw on a pole or an 8 foot cactus. The obstacles you come across in these sorts of games are usually something simple, like a hill or ramp (although those things are there). For the most part though, it’s just outright anarchy. In regards to storyline, there isn’t really one, but the levels themselves have some vague relation to some of the specific characters you can use to complete them.
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