From the landing page, you can choose to play several variants of the game. Blackpaw is an in-your-face melee type so health management was more important versus using a ranged character like Maximilian where you can stay out of harm’s way, for the most part.Īfter the tutorial, you’ll hit a landing page. Each hero has their own level up skills and traits and provide various methods of play, e.g. barricade traps, floor spikes, brimstone tiles, a Guardian (defense) NPC, etc.Īfter leaving the tutorial you’re given three heroes, Maximilian (ranger-like), Gabriella (ranged, arcane) and Blackpaw (melee). Playing the tutorial helps introduce the “Orcs Must Die!” game concepts plus each level awards several “cards” from the game’s deck system, e.g. It appeared that you could skip the tutorial, but playing through it seemed worthwhile.
Right away you're thrown into a five-level tutorial which introduces the game’s concepts. You start the game as War Mage Maximilian equipped with a magical crossbow. Nevertheless, it’s pleasant to look at and it fits the comical, not too serious tone set into place by the game’s voice overs, commentator, victory dances, etc. Graphically speaking the game’s colors and artwork will remind many of something in the line of World Of Warcraft’s cartoony art style. Where do you set your limited resources, at the beginning where the horde enters the “room”, near the rift itself, etc. This is where the strategy part comes in. “phantom Orcs” are shown running through the stage showing you their expected pathing all so you can plan accordingly. During the setting of your traps, barricades, etc. Between each wave you’re awarded in-game currency to spend on laying down more traps, Guardian NPCs and the like.
that come at you in increasingly difficult waves. to protect your rift from Orcs, minions, bosses, etc. For the most part, the game’s premise is “simple”. OMDU is a free-to-play, multiplayer tower defense game that is set in a comical fantasy setting.
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