Orcs Must Die! 3

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Very fun game, especially with a friend in co-op. The physics traps are hilarious, but there is enough depth with combining elements to keep the other traps nice to use as well. It's a fun but very doable challenge to get all the achievements. I can highly recommend this game, the DLCs are okay if you can get them for cheap.

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[b]Introduction :[/b] Orcs Must Die! 3, développé par Robot Entertainment et sorti sur Steam en juillet 2021, mélange tower defense et action à la troisième personne. Le principe : placer des pièges vicieux dans des forteresses et massacrer des vagues d'orcs par milliers, seul ou en coop. [b]Ce que j'ai aimé :[/b] [list] [*]🪤 La formule est simple mais diablement efficace : on débloque toujours plus de pièges et d'armes, on les améliore, et le massacre d'orcs ne lasse jamais [*]⚔️ Les scénarios de guerre avec leurs vagues massives et leurs pièges géants donnent une échelle inédite à la série [*]👥 La coop en ligne est très stable et c'est clairement comme ça que le jeu a été pensé : à deux, c'est un pur plaisir [*]🖥️ Techniquement c'est propre et ça tourne très bien, même sur un petit PC [*]😈 L'humour et le ton décalé de la série sont toujours au rendez-vous [/list] [b]Ce que j'ai moins aimé :[/b] [list] [*]🔁 Une suite un peu trop fidèle : ceux qui connaissent les deux premiers opus retrouveront un concept quasi identique, sans grande prise de risque [*]⚖️ Quelques soucis d'équilibrage, comme les archers qui mettent une éternité à réagir face aux ennemis volants [*]⏱️ La campagne se boucle en une dizaine d'heures ; au-delà, il faut aimer le scoring pour y rester [/list] [b]Conclusion :[/b] Orcs Must Die! 3 ne réinvente rien, et c'est presque le but. C'est fun, fluide, généreux en pièges, et le plaisir de voir des centaines d'orcs se faire broyer par une machinerie bien huilée reste intact. La campagne est un peu courte et le concept montre son âge, mais pour le prix, c'est un excellent défouloir — surtout en coop avec un pote. Recommandé sans hésiter aux amateurs de tower defense qui aiment mettre les mains dans le cambouis. [b]Note :[/b] ★★★★☆

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I feel like the main and DLC campaigns were made by different people. In one, on the hardest difficulty, on top of having upgraded equipment, you have to sweat your ass and land headshots, whilst in the other you can clear out waves without placing any traps at all. I feel like this neatly summarises all the problems with the game, it's janky, feels unpolished, if your teammate disconnects for any reason, the game kicks you out and you can't continue from where you left off (imagine randomly disconnecting in an endless gamemode), a very frustrating experience that absolutely should not been coded in the game this way. I wouldn't call this game an FPS TD slop, but it's definitely not a satisfying experience. A solid 5 or 6 out of 10. I would only recommend it on a sale [i]granted[/i] you are a TD genre enthusiast. The devs definitely should have tweaked some balancing and polished the game, not to mention the lack of steam workshop. After finishing main campaigns all the gameplay you have is either going for all achievements, 100% completion or playing high scores in the endless mode, which is just a mode where with each wave your enemies will have more and more HP, which isn't very fun unless you like mind numbingly holding left click. Even though 6/10 should be a positive rating, I will still not recommend it because most of the times I would just simply [i]wait[/i] for the level to end because of how one sided the map was or I would get punished for trying to use new towers that were so much inferior to tar and flying pink skulls that I immediately sold the upgrades and moved on. It's very hard to get out of the meta of a handful of towers especially because you just don't get to see how impactful they are in the chaos, not to mention that probably more than half of the total damage is done by the primary weapon on your person. Someone could say it's a skill issue, but when comparing to other TD games where they have tower stats/they properly show you how a tower behaves in a comprehensive way orc must die 3 just takes an L on this one. Other than that there were a couple of fun and interesting levels, I especially enjoyed the war scenario where you have new, bigger towers outside exclusive to those levels, but for the most part I found myself more preoccupied with the things I disliked as opposed to just enjoying the game.

I had a lot of fun with OMD1 and OMD3 delivered big time without feeling repetitive. New traps, weapons and trinkets to make those pesky orcs reconsider their life choices when it's already too late for them. If you have problems with placing traps or using weapons (mouse clicks aren't working frequently), play in fullscreen and NOT (borderless) windowed. Might save you a headache and/or yelling at your poor screen.

I played the first two games. This isn't my favorite genre, but I like them. I though the first campaign was decent, but I keep suffering crashes to desktop (UE4 crashes) including every time I get to the final level of the initial campaign. After reasonable troubleshooting efforts, I give up.