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🥊Gang Beasts
Jelly-man brawler. Just grab and throw.
7.9 / 10
1–8 players
💥Chaos⚽Silly Sports
Players
1–8
Released
Dec 12, 2017
Developer
Boneloaf
Price
$7.99 (−60%)
Multi-playerSteam AchievementsFull controller support
Up to eight gelatinous wrestlers trade punches on moving trucks, atop ferris wheels, in meat grinders. Controls are deliberately terrible. This is the point.
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Gang Beasts is a silly multiplayer party game with surly gelatinous characters, brutal slapstick fight sequences, and absurd hazardous environments, set in the mean streets of Beef City.
Customise your character and fight local and online enemies in the melee game mode or fight with friends against the gangs of Beef City in the gang game mode.
Gang Beasts is made by Boneloaf, a small independent game studio making a series of experimental multiplayer party games.
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Player-cap and essential quality-of-life mods, curator-verified where possible.No player-cap mods tracked for this game. Know one? Submit it.
Gear picks
Gear up your squad
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A headset that won't crackleVoice-first slop lives or dies on your mic. Cheapest real upgrade to a game night.Shop on Amazon →
🎙️A standalone USB micWant the group to actually hear you scheming? A desk mic beats any headset boom.Shop on Amazon →
🎮A wireless PC controllerSome slop just plays better on a pad — party games, platformers, couch co-op.Shop on Amazon →
📷A 1080p webcamFor the nights that turn into hangouts — let the squad see the chaos on your face.Shop on Amazon →
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