Orcs Must Die! 2: Family Ties Booster Pack

Okay DLC for the game. I liked Orcs Must Die 2. It is just as silly, fast paced and chaotic as the first game, but has some improvements and new features. In the two campaign acts, you fight as the sarcastic War Mage from the previous game, now arch mage because of the passing of his master. The orcs are invading once again, and it is your job to stop them. This time however, you are joined by a random chick that also happens to be an elite wizard. You can play each map as the guy or the girl, each with different special abilities and loadouts. The mechanics of Orcs Must Die 2 are the same as the first game. You start a level, prepare for the waves of orcs that come and finish them all off, before they reach the end portal that you are supposed to defend. Many orc models and traps have been transferred from the first game, with some new ones here and there. Other new features are new weapons, like a freaking mage bazooka thingy, far more spells and damage types, and improved melee. The graphics in Orcs Must Die 2 are slightly upgraded from the first game, and are still in the cartoony style like the first game. The animations and framerate are butter smooth. In terms of sound and soundtracks, the game is just as good as its predecessor. All the tracks from the first game are present, along with some new ones. Sound design has not changed much from the previous game. The Family Ties Booster Pack was a nice add-on. It adds two new weapons, some more maps, and new enemies. In my opinion, it is a little too overpriced, but it does add some extra gameplay and variation and I would still recommend it.