Prepare your defenses, the horde is returning bigger than ever in Orcs Must Die 3; the 3^rd main series game of the orcs must die franchise made by Robot Entertainment. 20 years had passed since the re-establishment of the order lead by our former heroes Battlemage and Sorceress. The Order is a dedicated group of war mages who have made it their duty to protect the realm by guarding the rift against the other side making sure no orc passes into the human realm. Now it’s time for the newer generation to take the mantle, you play Kelsey and Egan on their journey to become heroes of their own right.    

• With orcs must die 3 we take franchises back to its roots, the classic tower defense gameplay of orcs must die 1 and 2 and add more to it by providing the players more of everything from the variety of traps, weapons, orcs, heroes, etc.
• Enjoy new orc-killing machines like the trebuchet that you have to man, rain down explosive barrels on the horde, or the ridiculously large flip traps both are designed for use outside the castle in the new model.
• The War Scenario mode is an enlarged version of a normal map where you’re not just setting up your castle on the inside you have the option to attack them while outside as well to thin out the horde before they get inside, recommended for co-op mode.
• Even after you finish the campaign there’s still a lot of content left to explore like more traps you can unlock and work for, the endless mode, and the weekly challenge mode if your good enough you can be featured in the weekly challenge leaderboards.

Reviews

Orcs Must Die! 3 is an excellent outing from Robot Entertainment, as it delivers exciting tower defense action along with some truly challenging sequences. The two new protagonists serve to usher the story in a new direction, while adding some flavor to gameplay. Playing with a friend is best, as it allows the two stars of the game to shine the brightest. Now free from the shackles of Google Stadia exclusivity, Orcs Must Die! 3 is the best entry in the series.

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