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A 12-year-old boy, a monster-filled Underworld, and a shotgun that literally feeds on blood. That’s the bizarre setup behind Little Timmy, a new fast-paced roguelike shooter from Brazilian indie developer Lost At Sea Games.
The developer has announced the game for Steam, which is set to launch in December 2026. A demo will also arrive in October as part of Steam Next Fest.
In Little Timmy, players take control of the titular 12-year-old as he heads underground to rescue his family. The game combines aggressive, close-range shooting with roguelite progression, throwing players into handcrafted combat rooms packed with monsters.
The real star of the show, however, is Timmy’s living shotgun. The weapon consumes the blood of defeated enemies and unlocks new abilities as it feeds, giving players plenty of room to experiment with different builds.
Combat looks suitably brutal, with glory kills, explosions, fire, dismemberment, monstrous bosses, and plenty of enemies to tear through. Defeating bosses also allows players to harvest their organs for permanent upgrades. Instead of one endlessly generated dungeon, players will move between handcrafted floors using an elevator. Along the way, they can pick up rewards, shop for upgrades, and prepare for the next descent. Little Timmy also supports up to four-player co-op, alongside solo play.
With its colorful pixel-art style and gloriously weird premise, Little Timmy looks like it could deliver some chaotic roguelike fun when it arrives later this year.