The Weaponographist, a fast-paced hack-and-slash dungeon crawler, released earlier this summer to positive acclaim on Steam. With summer convention mania behind us, we spent the weekend diving deeper into the game to see whether or not demon hunter Doug McGrave could redeem himself.
Another week has flown by and 18 new videos have launched over the past several days! In the first half of Film Friday we have trailers for Call of Duty: Black Ops III, Don't Starve, Dungeons 2, EVE Online, ORBIT, The Weaponographist, Total War: Warhammer, Triad Wars and Warhammer 40K: Regicide.
In the conclusion to this week's Film Friday, we have videos from Axiom Verge, Echo of Soul, H1Z1, Nosgoth, The Weaponographist, Tower of Guns, Trials Fusion, Trove and Victor Vran.
ZAM had a great time at PAX East, and now that we've wrapped up all our content, we got a full article recap for you. We went hands-on, snagged some interviews, took a lot of pictures and jotted down some big announcements.
If you're a demon hunter, it doesn't pay to be mean.
We caught up with Danny Garfield of Puuba to chat about The Weaponographist during PAX East. This hack-and-slash dungeon crawler is full of action, with a plethora of unique and amusing weapons, a wide variety of enemies and an interesting story.
In The Weaponographist, you play as Doug McGrave, a world-famous demon hunter who is, as Danny succinctly put it, "super-powerful and kind of an unrepentant jerk." When a town needed some saving due to an infestation of demons, he chose to not help and was immediately struck by a curse.
This curse isn't your ordinary run-of-the-mill curse, but instead inflicts Doug such that he cannot carry any power-ups or money. To make things worse, the weapons that he finds in the town's dungeon constantly degrade and fall apart thanks to his curse. Everything that you kill drops a weapon, though, and "you'll need almost all of them!"
Indie developer Puuba and British publisher Mastertronic have announced that they are joining forces once again to create The Weaponographist. The new dungeon crawler is slated for a Summer 2015 release on the PC and Mac.
