Demons with Shotguns Leaves Early Access

Demons with Shotguns

Demons with Shotguns Leaves Early Access

After nearly a year, Demons with Shotguns leaves Steam Early Access on April 25.

Demons with Shotguns is the ultimate couch fragger gibfest! Armed with a powerful shotgun, bullet deflecting shield and power-up tarot cards, 2 to 4 local players will battle it out to collect each other’s souls in 9 different competitive game modes across 4 realms & 40 arenas.

Demons with Shotguns is available now on Steam for Windows and Mac OS X.

Watch the Demons with shotguns trailer:

“The community feedback I’ve received has been instrumental in pushing the game towards the final release,” said Nicholas DiMucci. “It’s been a long, strange 3 year journey developing Demons with Shotguns. It’s been a labor of love, paying homage to twitch based arena shooters of the 90s.”

“Early Access has not only helped me balance the game’s competitive game modes, but inspired me to introduce even more game modes, features, match customization and characters to choose from,” said Nicholas DiMucci”. “The game now includes a whole new singleplayer & local co-op enemy wave mode, End of Times, where you must fend off the Devil’s army and fight your way through several arenas towards an epic showdown with the Devil himself.”

Demons with Shotguns features the music of famed synthwave composer VHS Glitch and the voice talent Jon Bailey the Epic Voice of Honest Trailers. The making of Demons with Shotguns has been chronicled in Angels, Devils, and Boomsticks: The Making of Demons with Shotguns by David L. Craddock, which follows Nicholas DiMucci as he conquers his fears and pursues his dream of releasing his first commercial video game.

For more information visit Demons with Shotguns Steam page.

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