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Mothergunship Launches On July 17 For PS4, Xbox One, And PC
You might remember Mothergunship when it was announced a little while back. Since then, we listed it as one of the best indie games we played at PAX West and did a deep dive into the game earlier this month. Finally, the developers are ready to tell the world when they can finally get their hands on the game and it's only a few weeks until its release of July 17.
Mothergunship tasks players with taking down an alien invasion by blowing up everything between them and the mothership. Players gain gun parts and customize the weirdest and most powerful guns to blast their way through with their own creative methods of combining parts.
Check out the launch announcement trailer below.
The game is brought to you by Grip Digital and Terrible Posture Games, who brought Tower of Guns out in 2014. Mothergunship will also have a retail release on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One with details to be confirmed at a later date.
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