Tag Archives: Demiurge Studios

Aliens: Colonial Marines still has not received a new released date for Wii U having missed a targeted March launch. A Sega representative simply told Gamespot that the publisher has no comment on the matter, and Gearbox and port developer Demiurge are also playing mum. The shooter attracted a great deal of attention at release due to its poor critical reception, and discrepancies between promotional materials and the final product have even drawn the wrath of the UK’s Advertising Standards Agency.

Demiurge Studios has announced Shoot Many Robots is now available for download on Android devices from Google Play. Those who aren’t Android users shouldn’t fret, as it will also be made available for iOS “in the near future.” Shoot Many Robots was released on Steam, XBLA and PSN last year.

Aliens: Colonial Marines for Wii U is being made at Shoot Many Robots developer Demiurge Studios, Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford has confirmed to Gamasutra.

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Ubisoft has released the launch trailer for Shoot Many Robots, the side-scrolling PSN and XBLA title from Demiurge Studios. The game follows the exploits of P. Walter Tugnut as he travels around in his RV filled with guns and beer killing robots. The game contains four-player co-op and item customization in two modes: Traversal, where players must progress linearly through a level; and Survival, where players fight against waves of robot hordes. The game is out today on PSN in the US, and tomorrow in the UK. It will release on XBLA tomorrow in both regions.

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This behind the scenes video for Demiurge’s Shoot Many Robots is a little more in-depth than most, eschewing scripted PR babble to show you some of the render tools the team uses.

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During its Digital Days event in France and the US, Ubisoft announced and outlined its various titles in the works, starting with a PSN and XBLA version of its iPhone game, Babel Rising.

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A new trailer has been released to celebrate Ubisoft’s decision to publish tongue-in-cheek arcade shooter, Shoot Many Robots.

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There’s a trailer through the break, and I bet you can’t guess what it’s about. Here’s a hint: on of the taglines is “learn absolutely nothing”. Yeahhh.

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Update: Harmonix has just sent VG247 this statement, stating Harmonix is working on GD:RB alongside Demiurge and other studios.

“Green Day: Rock Band is being developed by Harmonix in partnership with Demiurge, MK12 and others.”

There you have it.

Original Story: If this blog post is right, Harmonix isn’t working on Green Day: Rock Band.

Developer of the retail released track packs Demiurge Studios are in fact doing dev duties.

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