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Quell The Mechanical Uprising In Shoot Many Robots
Demiurge Studios dropped details on its first original IP this morning, Shoot Many Robots. Aside from a short teaser back in October, we’ve heard virtually nothing about the downloadable title, other than the promise of a mechanical massacre. New screens and video confirm this.
“After nine years of working on truly awesome IPs with our favorite developers and publishers, we’re thrilled to be stepping out of the shadows with an original property of our own,” said Albert Reed, co-founder and studio director at Demiurge Studios. “Shoot Many Robots is the dream game we’ve always wanted to make: a four-player co-op action-RPG with tons of loot and great innovation on beloved run-and-gun game play. Our team created a vibrant, unique style for the game that’s beautifully rendered by Demiurge’s new game engine. Building a 'Robot Murder Simulator' has been a blast for us, and we can't wait to get it into gamers' hands.”
Shoot Many Robots is slated for a downloadable release sometime this year. Check out the first screens and gameplay trailer below.
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