Orcs Must DIE!

its a good idea
i cant stand waiting and looking at traps/turrets killing things
the game seems to streamline action into the strategy
which i like

My point still stands.

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Please let this have multiplayer.

No multiplayer, sorry.

what

Multiplayer would just seal the epic of this game completely and open up new strategic and tactical options. BOO.

And completely throw off gameplay balance. They're focusing on single player experience to optimize it.

Try Trenched if you're looking for a similar experience in multiplayer (this is basically third-person tower defense).

edited 18th Jul '11 11:52:05 AM by Rebochan

^^ It's not like this is a competitive multiplayer game, though, where balance is key. A little erring is worth it for a fun experience in my book.

Speed. You wouldn't believe how fast this game has been developed.

You know, the title just seems to really want to scream, Orcs Must Die, BITCH!

edited 19th Jul '11 10:08:08 AM by JAF1970

Cardboard Tube Samurai skin for Orcs Must Die at PAX Prime.

Somewhere around there, Thrall is crying.

In this game, Thrall's head is being used for a tether ball.

Oh, good, it'll be on Steam. I was just thinking about how sad it was that Steam doesn't have that many T Ds.

Robot has posted an INTERACTIVE You Tube walkthrough. KEEP ANNOTATIONS ON.

Reminds me of Trapt, except you're not a helpless frail little girl and can actually go kick ass without traps!

Dated.

October 5 on XBLA. October 12 on PC/Steam.

There is a demo out on steam now. So you can try it before it gets released.

Tried the demo, and I will be buying it when it gets released.

Same.

Played around on the demo last night. Definitely interested in purchasing the full game. Seems to be better suited for singleplayer than, say, Sanctum.

On a side note, who else thinks the War Mage looks like Ash Williams?

I just replayed the second level in the full game and I used no traps, only weapons and archers. To say it was fun is an understatement.

The last mission in Act I is the Wakeup Boss Level.

You can screw around before that. When you reach that particular level (two portals, two rifts), it'll keep you on your toes.

That's deliberate.

edited 11th Oct '11 1:33:26 AM by JAF1970

Maybe I'm just a traditionalist, but I hate shooting the crossbow in a game like this. Makes me feel like I screwed up with the traps (which I suppose is possible). I think I'd like the game better without that aspect. Maybe a few long cooldown "emergency button" spells or something. Oh well.

edited 11th Oct '11 3:49:13 AM by Clarste

I was able to play the demo for five minutes before i had to catch the bus to college this morning.

OMG AWSUM

When i get back i WILL beat your score, Willy.

Interesting, since i prefer to use the crossbow as much as possible, even when it's not necessarry. I can see myself using deliberately thin traps just so i can use it MORE. This game does accomodate a lot of playstyles.

My review.