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Demiurge Studios Announces First Original IP: Shoot Many Robots
Best known for their collaborative efforts on major IPs such as the PC port of Mass Effect and venue design in Green Day: Rock Band, Demiurge Studios has officially debuted their first original project: Shoot Many Robots
“We’ve worked on a ton of amazing projects over the last few years, but we knew it was finally time to bring our own original creation to life,” said Albert Reed, co-founder and studio director at Demiurge Studios. “Our team is proud to be pouring every ounce of sweat, smoke, shrapnel, chainsaw grease and raw manpower we have into this project. Get ready – robots are the new zombies, and we can’t wait to show you why. For now, you’ll just have to eke what you can from the teaser!”
Want more details? Well, there aren’t any. All we’ve got is the title, the teaser trailer, and a promise of some robot carnage.
It’s exciting to see an oft-overshadowed studio step into their own, meaning we’ll be keeping a close eye on Shoot Many Robots. Check out the debut trailer below.
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Shoot Many Robots is planned for downloadable release in 2011.
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