Video Summary - I Got Early Access To GoreBox 27!! (Gameplay Showcase)

Storyline

No formal storyline is presented in this gameplay showcase. The video is focused on testing features and early build mechanics of GoreBox 27 (GB27).

Third-person camera is available (toggle), described as new to GB27 (previously mostly done via mods).
Flying mode:
- Uses the N key.
- Described as actual flight (not noclip).
- You can’t reach certain structures/pillars directly by flying.
Physics & damage/death changes:
- A new death/crawl mechanic: after reaching the pit, the player becomes “too groggy,” can crawl, then is eventually forced into give up/respawn.
- Getting hit while flying can knock the player down.

Ammo display/UI:
- The chamber/ammo count decreases and becomes fully red at one point.
Weapons on your back react to switching:
- Example behavior changes between pistol/P90 visibility.
Inventory menu improvements:
- Each gun has more detailed info, including a tip (example: Beretta is weak—aim for the head).
- You can unequip many weapons without dropping them on the ground.
- Limitation: RCB-3 cannot be unequipped.
Weapon carry limit:
- Maximum of four weapons.
RCB-2 / beam behavior:
- Right-click is used to spawn objects.
- The beam can shoot, but appears to require aiming at a movable prop.

Pit mechanics:
- The pit is extremely deep (“goes down forever”).
- Players can descend/climb using hands on pillars (not present in the previous version).
- Lighting effects are shown, including light rays.
Tower + physics props:
- A legacy-like tower appears, but simplified.
- Three physics balls can be pushed/kicked; the heavier ones can get stuck on pillars.
Parkour test elements:
- Cube-jumping challenges with climb/grab behavior.
- Sometimes requires double-tap jump to grab properly.
- Wall-running / Prince-of-Persia-like movement is shown but portrayed as difficult (the player repeatedly fails).
Swimming:
- Water appears clearer than in the most recent prior version.
- Swimming animations are shown; some early-build behavior looks odd, but animations look improved overall.
Glass/platform visual test:
- A shiny platform shows reflections that appear to include sky/clouds more than the player.

Friendly NPC categories:
- Gordon (friendly):
  - Spawns with selectable behaviors/weapon options.
  - Walks/runs around with some early-build physics/behavior oddities.
- Divine god dolls:
  - Can fly/crawl.
  - Early behavior may look “friendly,” but they can still attack the player in the demo.
  - Durability/strength is noted as about similar to the player’s strength (based on bullet tests).
Hostile NPC types:
- Maniac convict: immediately chases; can be downed with one bullet in this early scenario.
- Maniac: no “mutant” category yet; chases, can climb stairs, but pathing inside a cabin seems missing.
- Maniac officer: similar concept, but with a gun.
- Variants like “Sin divine” are spawned for combat testing.
- At one point, NPCs can freeze in place and/or one variant can overpower the player.

Outside the test area, an open world exists.
The video warns not to go out of bounds—after respawning, the player may still feel impaired (a “drunk” effect is described).

Aim for headshots, especially noted for the Beretta because it’s weak.
Use double-tap jump during cube/parkour sequences to improve grabbing/climbing consistency.
Be careful while flying:
- Collisions/obstacles can knock you down.
Use the spawn menu thoughtfully:
- Opening it pauses the game behind you.
Manage weapon slots:
- Carry up to four weapons; switching affects what’s visible on your back.
NPC combat testing:
- Spawning too many strong NPCs at once can overwhelm you quickly (the player repeatedly dies during large spawn tests).