
Lead your civilization of Orc Children, stranded on a planet. Build infrastructure, explore continents, and instruct your peers. Children of Orc mixes the point-and-click adventure game with real-time-strategy. You control one single Orc and will have to instruct your tribe on how to explore and exploit your habitat.
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not working anymore dont buy
Children of Orc is a "freemium" real time strategy game with a few novel, interesting ideas. You have a god mode view of a world split into hexagonal territories. You start with a single Orc and you need to free other orcs and give them instructions (resource gathering, freeing other orcs, etc). It's certainly a clever idea, but it seems to have gone part of the way without resulting in a great, compelling end game that would appeal to PC gamers. The implementation is lacklustre for starters, with minimalist/low poly "art" style used instead of contemporary PC graphics, leaving underwhelming visuals. This has the effect of making this look a lot more like a mobile app that a true PC game. The gameplay doesn't seem to go anywhere beyond a certain point, either, making this feel somewhat unfinished... building bridges around the place to pick up one magic item as quick as you can isn't really what people think about when they think about what should be a 4X grand strategy/RTS game. The game isn't free, you need to buy a ~$3 USD item to properly finish the game, which is some nasty paygating if you ask me. If you're looking for a fun strategy game, I can suggest games like Stellaris or Planetary Annihilation.
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Bir gezegende mahsur kalan Ork Çocukları medeniyetinize liderlik edin. Altyapı oluşturun, kıtaları keşfedin ve meslektaşlarınıza talimat verin. Children of Orc, tıkla ve tıkla macera oyununu gerçek zamanlı stratejiyle birleştiriyor. Tek bir Ork'u kontrol ediyorsunuz ve kabilenize yaşam alanınızı nasıl keşfedip yararlanacağınız konusunda talimat vermeniz gerekecek.
I can not reccomend this game as i jsut did not enjoy it.
O hell no
Why such simplistic game can't be laucned wothout AVX supporting CPU! It don't have hardcore physix. I can't lauch game, becouse my i7@920 is too old, but most gmames on steam works with decent performance (not highend games from 2018, but anyway)
Children of Orc – Je suis désolé, mais ça m’a pas accroché. J’ai essayé, vraiment, mais après 8 minutes de jeu, j’ai pas pu. Le concept est sympa sur le papier, diriger une civilisation d'enfants Orks et explorer une planète, mais les mécanismes de jeu sont tellement lents que c’est juste pas engageant. C’est un mélange de point-and-click et de stratégie en temps réel, mais ça manque d’intensité et d’implication. J’avais l’impression de faire défiler des actions sans grand intérêt. On dirait un de ces jeux mobile bas de gamme qu’on voit à longueur de temps dans les pubs, avec des mécaniques vues et revues. En 2016, peut-être que ça aurait pu tenir la route, mais en 2025, je cherche vraiment quelque chose de plus. Je suis peut-être passé à côté, mais ça manque clairement d'intérêt et de dynamisme. Je suis désolé, mais je passe mon tour.
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