Fit check
Is GROSS worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Tower-defense fans who want to fight enemies directly after building defenses
- First-person shooter fans who enjoy planning defensive layouts between combat phases
- Strategy players who like balancing cash collection against protecting a base
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tower-defense game without direct first-person combat
- Players who prefer encounters without repeated waves or pressure to collect cash during combat
- Players looking for character progression, loot, or customization systems
Our take on GROSS
The game asks players to divide attention between constructing defenses and fighting in person. That trade-off makes cash collection part of combat: focusing on enemies can leave money exposed, while pursuing pickups can distract from defending the base.
What is GROSS?
GROSS combines tower defense with first-person shooting.
During construction phases, players place barricades, turrets, and ground traps to shape enemy routes. Structures can be sold for a full refund before the next combat phase. Combat shifts to direct shooting against zombie waves, using more than a dozen weapons, different ammunition types, and active abilities for attacking, distracting enemies, moving, or managing resources. Defeated enemies drop cash, which players collect and secure for later purchases and score. Ammunition includes rounds that pierce targets, incendiary rounds, hollow points, grenades, and rockets; explosive weapons can also destroy cash pickups. Decisions during combat affect survival and the money available for the next construction phase.
How GROSS plays
- 01Defensive Layouts
- Barricades and turrets can form mazes, while ground traps add hazards along enemy routes.
- 02Direct Gunplay
- Players fight zombie waves using more than a dozen weapons and several ammunition types.
- 03Refundable Construction
- Structures can be sold for their full cost until the next combat phase begins.
- 04Cash Collection
- Money from defeated enemies must be gathered and secured for purchases and score.
- 05Active Abilities
- Abilities offer additional ways to attack or distract enemies, move, and manage resources.
GROSS compared to similar games
Dungeon Defenders: Awakened combines cooperative action RPG and tower defense with loot, leveling, pets, and character customization. GROSS instead focuses on building defenses, fighting zombie waves directly, and collecting cash. Anomaly: Warzone Earth reverses the tower-defense formula and centers on an alien attack, while GROSS has players construct defenses against waves of enemies.
GROSS: platforms & release
Is GROSS worth it?
It is worth it if: tower-defense fans who want to fight enemies directly after building defenses. Skip it if: players seeking a tower-defense game without direct first-person combat.
Where can I download GROSS?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens GROSS's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is GROSS on?
Windows only.
