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The Hallowed Dungeon Update!
Gladio Mori version [1.0.4.2] is out now with a spooky new map, a new weapon, a new equipment piece and an extra for demo players. The physics-driven multiplayer gladiator combat game is available on Steam, with listings also provided for the PlayStation Store and Xbox.
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Hallowed Dungeon update
The [1.0.4.2] update adds a new map, one new weapon and one new equipment piece. Demo players also receive something extra as a thank-you for the weeks since launch.
Gladio Mori is described as a physics-driven multiplayer gladiator combat game with slow-motion battles, organ-specific damage and a fully customizable move editor. Its fighting options include creating a personal fighting style or using community-created movesets.
Availability and community
Store links are provided for Steam, the PlayStation Store en-us listing and the Xbox en-en listing. The source also points to the game’s Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and Discord channels.
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At a glance
- Version 1.0.4.2
- Version [1.0.4.2] is available now and adds a new map, a new weapon, a new equipment piece and something extra for demo players.
- Store availability
- Gladio Mori links are provided for Steam, the PlayStation Store en-us listing and the Xbox en-en listing.
- Core combat features
- The game features physics-driven multiplayer gladiator combat, slow-motion battles, organ-specific damage and a fully customizable move editor.
- Fighting styles
- Players can craft their own fighting style or use community-created movesets.
- Official social channels
- The source lists Gladio Mori channels on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and Discord.
Sources and language information
Official information · Source language: English
Source region / storefront: Not specified by the source; language does not imply availability.