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[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Gameplay: (Poor) ----- Graphics: (Fair) ----- Story: (Poor) ----- Progression: (Fair) ----- Score: (Poor)

un gioco che a parer mio è estremamente godibile per via del fatto che possiede una storia estremante semplice, ma che comunque riesce a funzionare tranquillamente , una grafica piacevole, una grande varietà di trappole che forniscono al giocatore una grande vastità di strategie da poter applicare durante le varie orde ed molto gradevole da giocare anche in compagnia di un' amico

Loving it! It's better with friends, of course. Trap variety is decent, many possible combinations, although there is little incentive to switch once you have clocked in on something. Some stages are very easy, some can be frustratingly difficult, depending on your loadout. The are a few very annoying bugs, e.g. the archers stop firing in later waves. Graphics are beautiful and I do like the sound design and music.

Fun game, especially when playing coop, for better or worse, they've played it safe. I'd have liked to have seen more creativity from the devs in the level design and trap interactions. Endless mode is way too simplistic.

Orcs Must Die! 3 is certainly better than Orcs Must Die! 2, but I don't think it does as great a job at what the series excelled at in Orcs Must Die! 1. It is still a great entry into the tower defense genre but it leans a bit heavy on the 3rd person shooter aspect to the detriment of the trap selection. For some context: Orcs Must Die! 1 put most of the power into the traps, the protagonist was only powerful enough to stop the earlier waves of Orcs until you got the immense satisfaction of setting up a conveyer-belt of Orc-corpse-making traps ("Kill Boxes"). Those traps ranged from just slowing them down as a mace crushed them, to flinging them off into some lava, to consumables to turn your hands into the traps. Orcs Must Die! 2 disempowered the traps and outside of a few exceptions made it so the best way to deal with every Orc was to just stab/shoot/burn it to death while the devs constantly send out enemies that are designed to destroy those kill-boxes (Sappers). Which is what makes it the worst entry. Orcs Must Die 3 added some power back into the traps and lightened up on the Sappers. But they still reduced the trap diversity in effect. Yeah, now you can deal shock/burn/bleed/chem damage but that is just 4 different ways of reducing the HP of Orcs rather than providing new or odd ways to deal with them to fit a wider variety of scenarios. It just becomes a game of "the devs nerfed the Giant Mace so now the best ceiling trap is the lasers, better spam those." And if the devs ever nerf the lasers then you move on to the next most damaging even though it doesn't do anything unique. I truly hope that if we get an Orcs Must Die! 4 we see some changes toward the traps. Make it so the physics-based traps are more powerful and have more pairs like a buffed-up Void Wall. And just let the player make some fun kill boxes without worrying about Sappers twice every round.

I have lots of fun playing this with a friend, but the game is a bit too short. Great potential, but not fully used.

It is amazing. How will animated this game? Is it looks beautiful and I enjoyed co-op experience with my friend. Fun you can make the best death trap with your friend in this game. It never gets boring only the levels where it takes forever to **** it will take a good while to finish the game if you play it co up really recommend it and looking forward to the dlc

Extremely fun to play with a friend. Too short though, and they sell some **** DLCs that are also, too short.

O game é excelente, me pegou de surpresa! Sinceramente não imaginava o quanto ele é divertido.

So much fun! Love the variety of weapons traps and other usable gadgets. I really look forward to see new content.

A solid addition to the OMD franchise. It goes back to the original roots of the series and avoids most of the missteps of the weird unchained game.