Orcs Must Die! 3

Slice, burn, toss, zap, grind and gib massive hordes of repugnant orcs in this long-awaited successor to the award-winning Orcs Must Die! series.

Orcs Must Die! 3 is a tower defense, co-op and strategy game developed and published by Robot Entertainment.
Released on July 23rd 2021 is available only on Windows in 19 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish and Turkish.

It has received 13,485 reviews of which 11,536 were positive and 1,949 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 6.24€ on Steam and has a 75% discount.

The Steam community has classified Orcs Must Die! 3 into these genres:

Tower Defense Co-op Strategy Third-Person Shooter PvE Action Multiplayer Online Co-Op Third Person 3D Funny Fantasy Adventure Co-op Campaign Combat Physics Singleplayer Stylized Comedy Cartoony

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Requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7
Processor: Intel Core i5-2300 | AMD Ryzen 3 1200
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 660, 2 GB | AMD Radeon HD 7870, 2 GB
Storage: 12 GB available space

Reviews

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Dec. 2024

Compared to OMD1, the level design has less ways to play your own way. Many of the levels didn't have a single place for a wall trap that didn't need a barricade, and just as many others lacked ceilings. Lots of stairs, and still no stair traps. This led me to rely on Guardian Archers and Barricades far more than was enjoyable. There's also a lack of consistency in difficulty compared to the first game, you'll notice it sharply at the Dragon Boneyard. Trap balance is really everywhere (looking at you overpowered frost dart spinner). Flyers are also absent for the main campaign entirely, only the secondary short campaign has them and fixates on their inclusion, weird choice. Compared to OMD2, the story is a touch dull and the environments lack charm. Characters don't grow, even if this seems like a coming of age story for the apprentices. The morals and motives of the Warmages are completely unchallenged except for a credits roll gag. The exclusion of certain traps were sad to see; I get it though the game is much higher fidelity with the war scenario traps taking up even more development. Less kobold sappers/barricade destroyers are around than in OMD2, with more predictable spawns for when they are around. Honestly I don't like how easy it made barricades to use, and you can't place Knights or Dwarves around as an alternative either (Knights return in war scenarios, but they can only be placed outside forts). Looking back now, OMD2 is still my favourite release in the series. Compared to OMD Unchained, the Male & Female Warmages didn't really stand out as impactful characters in the available roster. The main protagonists have locked slots for their signature weapons, but you can have the same character twice in coop and even pick the other's character's signature weapon. Now I'm all for cool characters being the reason for cool stuff, but I like blank-slate characters to be choices too. When the core game revolves around choosing a loadout, the "except this slot" really stands out and punishes exploration of the other weapons. All that said, OMD3 has a lot of new features and the most orcs yet. The most tower defence the series has gotten to date, but there's not a lot of additions to support the wall-less, ceiling-less, stair-heavy open ground levels (the incentive is to use barricade mazes). For those who like alternate game modes, OMD3 has many challenge modes for when you're done with the campaign. Legacy levels are not included like they were previously for owners of the previous games however, big miss. All said, Robot Entertainment returned to form and did deliver what makes OMD an easy favourite.

May 2024

New heroes are a little bland, but the game still plays well and is a great time.

April 2024

It's pretty fun for what it is, but it feels under-developed and under-realized, despite having satisfying graphics and functionality in general. Good: - Level design is pleasing - Solid functionality - Difficulty rating is good - Some UI choices and tower mechanics are nice Bad: - Tower defense is limited, too much hero defense - Game is fairly short - Choices feel rather small - Story is bare-bones/ world building is bad, feels almost like a tease for an open world game

March 2024

As someone with over 225 hours in OMD2, I can say that this game definitely has the same feel as that game. Similar strategies work between the two games regarding what trap placements work well in different scenarios, and coop definitely makes the game more doable. Unlike the second game, they have added in war scenarios to the main campaign that play out with bigger traps and massive hoards of enemies. The fun of this game all comes from the game play and designing efficient kill boxes. I ignore everything about the story and what the characters say, because the game play loop is all this game needs. Picked it up on sale, and it felt like a steal for the amount of content and enjoyment I will get out of it.

Feb. 2024

Orcs must die 3 is similar to all the other orcs must die games, but with more orcs. new maps and such. It does tower defense really well

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