Orcs Must Die! 3

平衡性不好，后期很重复套娃

A blend of Tower Defence and 3rd person action where you are moving your character around and blasting enemies with spells and weapons, planning is much more important than trigger fingers. A clever defence that funnels the enemy into devastating corridors of traps will win the game much more reliably and easily than trying to heroically dodge everything and personally dps with lots of headshots or big aoe attacks. Particularly, the larger scale "War Scenario" maps, where you have a bigger map to defend against a larger enemy force, and access to build towers, squads of archers, knights, priests and various large outdoor traps as well as your standard indoor trap repertoire, the plan and setup will determine victory. The game looks impressive with colourful, vibrant maps and a cartoony style that is at odds with the brutal violence you unleash against the attacking hordes. Burned alive, flipped off of cliffs, electrocuted, impaled, crushed by a rolling boulder, detonated by explosives, shot with arrows, you get the idea. I don't know what the community is like to find a random game, but this game works great on voice chat with a friend planning how to defend against enemy waves. I played only coop and it feels like the game is designed for this, especially as your mage can only be in 1 place at a time. You have a large selection of different traps to choose from and can refund your points at any time, so experimentation is encouraged and you can combo with your partner. You are also rewarded for studying the map carefully and changing up your traps and defences depending on the situation. Enemies have different elemental resistances and weaknesses as well, so the game encourages you to try out everything. You have a skillbar that can have traps, trinkets or weapons with 9 slots to customize and you can do this in the planning phase at the beginning of every map. You can refund in between missions upgrades and special abilities of any equipment, but not the actual purchase of new equipment, so you should reflect on what you want to buy (or just grind everything with some extra missions if you prefer). The maximum difficulty can be quite punishing if the defence is not efficiently optimized. I quite enjoyed losing on Rift Lord, discussing why we lost and then improving the defence and winning. The medium difficulty is forgiving and allows wild experimentation with whatever tools seem like fun.