A physics-driven gladiator fighting game with no health bars. Every hit damages the body where it lands: injure muscles, sever arteries, pierce organs or cut off a limb entirely. Build your own movesets, paint your fighter and battle online with cross-play.

Ranked #18 on the Steam 250 seven-day chart, scoring 7.66 with an 83% positive rating from 1,375 reviews. Released 16 September 2026.

Key features

No health bar changes what a fight is

Removing the health bar sounds like a presentation choice, but it rewrites the strategy. You are no longer depleting a number, you are disabling a body, and a fighter with a damaged arm is beaten long before they are dead.

Injuries are local, so aiming matters

Damage a muscle and that limb loses strength. Sever an artery and the fighter bleeds out on a timer. Hit an organ and it can end immediately. Three different hits to three different places produce three different fights.

Cross-play across all three platforms

Online arenas support up to four players with cross-play between Steam, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. For a mid-size indie fighting game, a shared pool across three platforms is the difference between a populated ladder and an empty one.

Where to find Gladio Mori

• Available now on Steam — $15.99

Who made Gladio Mori

Plebeian Studio developed Gladio Mori, published by Bonus Stage Publishing. More on the Plebeian Studio page.

Frequently asked questions

Does Gladio Mori have cross-play?

Yes. The store page lists cross-platform multiplayer between Steam, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

How many players can play Gladio Mori online?

Up to four in online arenas, with split-screen PvP also supported locally.

Is Gladio Mori gory?

Yes. Steam’s content descriptor notes the game is fairly stylized but includes unrealistic and frequent violence, including severed limbs.

How much does Gladio Mori cost?

15.99 dollars on Steam.

Is there a single-player mode in Gladio Mori?

Yes. There is a solo campaign alongside the online arenas.