About Shoot Many Robots

Shoot Many Robots is a 4-player co-op, run-n’-gun action shooter. Published by Ubisoft, it’s Demiurge Studios’ first original title, and it’s available for digital download on Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network, and PC.

The Story

The game stars P. Walter Tugnut, a lovable hillbilly who’s been stock-piling his RV with guns, ammo, and beer awaiting the robot apocalypse. In case you’re wondering, the “P” stands for “Pickles” - but don’t call him that.

4 Player Online Co-op

You and three friends can take on the robot armies together, but you’re also fighting each other in what we call “co-opetition”. You need to work together to defeat the hordes of robots, but you’re also competing for the best performance, since at the end of every mission each player is awarded nuts based on how many robots they killed.

Guns & Gear

Equipping items (like a tutu) affect Walter’s attributes, and some even give him special abilities. Using nuts dropped from dead robots, you can buy bigger guns and better gear - of which there are hundreds to unlock!

Level Up

Killing robots gives you XP, XP makes you stronger, and the stronger you are, the more robots you can kill. It’s all one big cycle of robot murder.

The Robots

From tiny chainsaw-wielding Choppers to gigantic fire-spewing Fatboys, there are many robots to shoot - in quantity and variety. And each robot type has multiple models, each getting increasingly fierce as the difficulty ramps up. Meet the enemy:

The Chopper

The Chopper robot is equipped with a large chainsaw and would like nothing more than to chop you in half. This guy’s usually seen in large hordes.

Tankbot

Tankbot shoots rockets and missiles at you from a safe distance. What it wasn’t counting on was you being able to punch those rockets back at its metallic face.

Hummer

Hummer is a jittery, violent mess. It buzzes above you like a pesky gnat… a gnat that shoots rockets.

Small Fry

Small Fry is a tiny robot commandeering a large gorilla robot suit. Watch out - if you get close, he’ll snatch you up and hurl you away!

Six Pack

Six Pack is a robot party bus, run by a chain-smoking robot conductor that kinda looks like a mailbox. Six Pack spews robot hordes, so take him down before he unleashes the party.

Fatboy

Fatboy has acid reflux issues, spewing oil and fire all over the ground. Someone needs to tell him to lay off the Cajun fries - maybe he’d lose the first half of his nickname too.

Gasbag

This ain’t your momma’s Zeppelin. Gasbag is equipped with tons of rockets, and likes to help out his buddy Six Pack, hoisting him onto the battlefield when you least expect it.

Hot Rod

Hot Rod gets his name for the giant Gatling gun mounted atop his core. Don’t stay in any one place for too long around him, or suffer a barrage of bullets.

Dirt Screw

This subterranean bot bursts out of the ground and unloads its arsenal. Don’t let him catch you off guard!

About Demiurge Studios

Founded in 2002, Demiurge Studios is one of the leading independent studios within Boston’s thriving video game development community, making a name for itself as a straight-forward, service-oriented production house built upon an amazing breadth of creative talent. The studio has been retained by industry leaders like Electronic Arts, Epic Games, Gearbox Software, THQ, Ubisoft and more to help deliver over twenty titles for PC, mobile devices, and every major console since the studio was founded in 2002. Demiurge’s first original IP, Shoot Many Robots, is available for digital download on Xbox LIVE Arcade, PlayStation Network, and PC. For more information please visit www.demiurgestudios.com.

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About Ubisoft

Ubisoft is composed of over 6,700 talented people located in 26 countries across the globe. With 80% of its staff devoted to game development, Ubisoft has the 2nd largest in-house creative team in the world.

The company’s 26 different creative studios work hand-in-hand each day to deliver rich and innovative gaming experiences that reflect the creativity and diversity of their teams. This cross-studio collaboration model means every team member has the opportunity to participate in challenging projects based on iconic brands such as Assassin’s Creed®, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon®, Driver®, Rabbids®, Rayman®, Far Cry®, Just Dance® and many more.

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