Top 10 Goriest, Bloodiest, Nastiest Video. It’s also the first game I ever played that let you blow. Zombies have made appearances in. The 10 Goriest Video Games Ever Made! 693 Shares Tweet. Alex Riviello. October 22, 2015. Eventually separating the top half of their body before collapsing, dead?

Hope you’re not squeamish. Here we have collected ten of the bloodiest, most disgusting video games you will ever play. Many of these games have been banned from release in multiple countries and have horrified parents around the world. Don’t say we didn’t warn you MORTAL KOMBAT X This entire series should warrant automatic inclusion, but the latest installment really takes things to the next level. The fighting game is bloody enough, but as always it’s all about the Fatalities, and there are just too many wonderful ones to pick from here. Forget the good old days when you merely ripped someone’s head off (spine attached), in MORTAL COMBAT X you can have Goro can rip off all four limbs of an opponent off with all four of his arms. Red Bull Bc One 2005 Rar.

Or how about playing as Mileena, who can shred an opponent in half with her claws as the poor victim tries to crawl away, eventually separating the top half of their body before collapsing, dead? But perhaps the best fatality of them all sees Scorpion throwing a fireball straight through an opponent’s midsection, leaving a gaping hole that their heart drops down into. Not enough for Scorpion, he whips out his sword and cleaves off the front of the opponent’s face, leaving them to fall to the ground where their bisected brain and tongue slide slowly out of their former cavities. CARMAGGEDON Basically a car combat game in the style of DEATH RACE 2000, there are three ways to win a race in CARMAGEDDON.

First, you can actually win the race by driving really well, which is silly, because who’s going to do that? Second, you can destroy all your competitors by smashing them into pieces Third, and hardest, you can hunt down and run over every single civilian walking around the level. Of course it’s likely that you’re going to run over a lot of people no matter which way you try to win a race, because each map generally has roaming pedestrians, who are clearly not paying attention to the news that a bunch of maniacs are tearing up the streets in war machines. CARMAGEDDON received a lot of outrage upon release and it’s easy to see why- when you hit a hapless innocent (or unlucky cow) they positively explode into a mess of blood and guts.

The fact that it’s so obviously satire was lost on a lot of politicians, but when are they ever good at a thing like that? MANHUNT 2 There’s a reason this game was banned in multiple countries. Hell, it barely even made it out in the United States, as it receiving an AO (Adults-only) rating that would have effectively blocked it from being sold in stores until Rockstar Games toned it down a bit, blurring some of the most brutal killings and removing a scoring system that made murder into (even more of) a game. But that’s really what MANHUNT is about- killing. Throwaway nonsense, but the gore? Exquisite, especially if you can get your hands on an uncensored copy of the game.

The main mechanic of the game is to sneak up behind people and kill them, and the longer you hold the button to kill them, the more brutal the attack is. For instance, there’s a simple pen, which seems like an innocent enough object, but you can turn it into one of the most horrifying implements around. If you kill someone with it in a hasty manner you’ll simply stab them in the neck, but if you bide your time you can see an animation that sees our hero (?) stabbing them in the eyes and face, which the poor victim tries to block with their hands, which leaves their stomach open to stabs.

You’ll then rip them open from the stomach all the way to their throat before throwing them on the ground. That’s one of tamer of the dozens of possible executions you can commit. If any game ever deserved an AO rating, this is it. DEAD SPACE 2 The entire DEAD SPACE 2 series is full of pretty gross creatures and death sequences, but the second one has a scene that is easily the most cringe-worthy of them all. At a point in the game poor Isaac Clarke will come across one “Noontech Diagnostic Machine”, an innocuous enough name for a machine that STABS YOU IN THE EYEBALL WITH A NEEDLE. You’ll realize you have to enter the MRI-looking machine in order to stop everything bad from befalling the universe, so there’s really no choice for you.

You climb in it and metal clamps shoot out to hold you down as the machine spreads your eyelids wide, Clockwork Orange-style. Then an absolutely massive needle starts to descend, straight at Isaac’s retina. Slowly, slowly, the giant needle gets closer to his eye, as Isaac’s heart rate starts to explode and he starts to squirm.

Miss the mark, and you’ll be treated to a sequence where the machine smashes the entire needle straight through your face. Hit the mark and Isaac still gets a needle jammed straight into his eye. It’s lose/lose, and indicative of the bloody good time the rest of the game is. SOLDIER OF FORUNE Raven Software’s shooter would have been overlooked if not for its incredible violence, thanks to its appropriately named GHOUL engine. This engine gave each person’s body 26 separate zones to target, allowing you for the first time to shoot through (and off) various parts of a human’s body and see appropriate damage, something that was unheard of when this game released in 2000.