We also want a big variety of winning in our game. And that's the goal, for you to feel good about it. The odds are against them, but we give them all the tools they need to be a hero in the end. You want to let players feel like they have insurmountable odds stacked against them. It can be pretty impressive the first time you deal with a War Scenario. There's a lot of orcs coming at you at one time and that includes ogres, trolls, and other things too. When you're going from a normal scenario to a War Scenario you may be like 'Oh my gosh, how am I going to beat this?' It's a little intimidating, but I assure you that they are all beatable and at a variety of levels. We offer three difficulties, but we default the game on the intended difficulty. It was very difficult balancing them because we get a huge variety of skill levels in our game. It's different than what you've ever seen in an Orcs game before, which is pretty cool. In the War Scenario (there's five, by the way, in the campaign), the first time you play and those enemies start coming over the ridge, it looks like they just don't stop. And we give you a lot of weapons and traps and trinkets and things and upgrades to do that with. My point is that we want you to feel like 'Wow!' when you're done and you actually beat the scenario, you feel like you killed a lot of stuff, you beat a lot of stuff. I mean it in a good way, we design these levels to feel like you just can't win. I always tell people that from a design standpoint and I don't mean this in a negative way.
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I just did a panel on Stadia the other day and they were putting up some footage where you could see a battlefield full of orcs and it looks unbeatable. You've mentioned that Orcs Must Die 3 will have a lot more orcs on the screen than previous games, right? Related Story Alessio Palumbo Google Stadia ‘Immersive Stream for Games’ Tech Is Being Licensed Out So that's what we did in these War Scenarios. I think the fans will really dig it because they're always asking for more orcs, more levels, they just want to be bombarded with trouble and see if they can get out of it. It's not going to confuse players entering the War Scenario other than the fact that it's bigger and more intimidating, given the gameplay and the goal is the same. The gameplay though technically is the same, which I think is sort of the beauty of it all.
You can only use those out on the battlefield, but there are quite a few new War Machines, there's a lot of new stuff for the player to play with once they venture into a specific War Scenario and they start trapping up the battlefield and everything. Then we give you special traps for this, they're called War Machines, and the war machines themselves are much bigger in scale as well, they're much more efficient at killing large hordes of enemies. It's a little bit more like the battle at Helm's Deep from Lord of the Rings, instead of, you know, if you were to just fight inside the castle itself. That entire battlefield and the outside of the castle and the bridges, everything you see out there is also trappable. In War Scenarios you can venture beyond the door itself and outside you'll find a giant battlefield. You could never go outside the door, players didn't really know what the world outside looked like. In the previous titles you never got to go outside of the castle you were defending or the fortress you were defending. It's colossally bigger in scale, not only from the standpoint of the enemies that are coming at you and trying to get into the Rift but also from the standpoint of the level itself.
In a War Scenario in Orcs Must Die 3, you're going to see that many units in a single wave. In a normal scenario in Orcs Must Die 2 over, let's say six waves, you might see 400 to 600 units coming at you over the course of that entire scenario. We got some new, really big features that seem to be what everyone wants to talk about right now, the War Scenarios and the War Machines, which are a pretty impressive jump from as far as scale, so to speak. The War Mage and the Sorceress have rebuilt the Order, they're training new War Mages to continue defending the Rifts and trouble ensues as usual. I mean, the story has been going so long it makes sense. They were just the Sorceress and the War Mage, but in this one people will learn their names. Another thing that might be interesting is that we didn't really give the heroes names in the previous games. That's where the story takes up our two heroes, Maximillian and Gabriela. It's set around 20 years after the end of Orcs Must Die 2. Can you give us an overview of what players will find in Orcs Must Die 3?įor starters, it's directly in line story-wise so basically if you're a fan of the franchise and you're a big story gamer, the story of Orcs Must Die 3 falls directly in line.
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