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Hammerwatch Update Calls for a Priest

John Bardinelli

Auto fire is one of the more interesting additions to Hammerwatch's basic gameplay, just in case you were tired of hitting buttons to kill things. Steam Workshop support now lets you share level editor creations with the world. Nearly a dozen survival-style level packs have already been released by the Hammerwatch community, so the future of crazy custom levels looks quite promising.

Hammerwatch This.

Nick Puleo

What was at the end? You'll just have to find out. And don't forget to check out our full co-op review of the game.

Hammerwatch Co-Op Review

John Bardinelli

Hammerwatch is a tough game. Even with three levels of difficulty, customizable gameplay modifiers, and four talented players at the helm of four unique character classes, you'll get no quarter from this retro-styled arcade RPG....

Our Weekend in Gaming

Andrew Gaskill

Nick Puleo (@NickPuleo) - Staring into the abyss.

Slick Hammerwatch Launch Trailer Brings the Co-Op

Andrew Gaskill

The new launch trailer shows off some of the old-school gameplay while featuring music fit for a time of high adventure. It looks simple, but the game boasts numerous secrets and several bosses which will require "more strategy than just hacking." I have it on good authority that the demo from a few weeks back was "fantastic."

Hammerwatch Co-Op Beta Demo Released

John Bardinelli

It's co-op dungeon fighting time! Jochum Skoglund and Niklas Myrberg's Gauntlet-inspired Hammerwatch is still under heavy development, but the duo has already released a demo to make sure we stay excited. The teaser includes the entire first act of the game, complete with secrets, money, shops, a bonus level and a boss. Three of the four classes are currently playable, and co-op play for up to four players (online, local or LAN) is ready to roll.

Hammerwatch Brings Dungeon Slaughtering Back to the Masses

John Bardinelli

While watching hammers might be an exciting hobby, indie dev team Jochum Skoglund and Niklas Myrberg have something a bit more flashy in mind with their upcoming title. Hammerwatch is inspired by classic arcade games such as Gauntlet, providing players with dungeons to crawl through, multiple character classes, and swarms of enemies to crush. The best news is that in addition to single player mode, Hammerwatch will support online, local and LAN-based co-op games for up to four people!