
Sir, We Have an Orc Problem is an incremental-style tower defense game where you face an overwhelming number of orcs. Greet them with even more bullets, bombs and lasers!
Most likely between $1M and $2.8M. How we estimate →
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $2.88 on Steam · Ukraine (−71%). Compare 15 prices in 15 markets →
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It OK - get it on sale if you like grindy TD games
Good
Maps don't really feel like they've been designed with the turrets in mind. I was always left feeling like there were too many routes, not enough turrets, never a satisfying orc massacre feel to any of them. I'm a turret purist, so never bothered with any of the click to use stuff, can't say much about those. I did enjoy my time playing, but when I got up to the second to last map, I just couldn't be bothered. It didn't look like a challenge, it just looked like another annoying attempt to create difficulty by forcing me to spread my turrets thin again. Zero desire to finish off the last couple of maps.
무난한 킬링타임
Simple pero profundo y entretnido
Fun concept, but way too short for the current priceThe developers of Sir, We Have an Orc Problem have put together a really enjoyable game. The core gameplay loop and mechanics are fun, but the game simply lacks depth and content. You reach the 100% completion point way too quickly.Given how fast you finish everything the game has to offer, the current retail price is very difficult to justify. In its current state, I strongly feel this game is worth a maximum of 5 euros. I highly recommend waiting for a deep Steam Sale.
Great "flash-like" tower defense, maybe a bit short, but very fun with satisfying progression.
만원에 4시간짜리 게임입니다 추천은 안해요
Its not bad. But in my opinion it is missing a couple needed features. You cannot fast forward which sucks because there are times where you need to just run the same set up over and over to grind some currency. Also, there's no way to save your set up and revert to it if a new strat you try doesnt work out. With that in mind, and when acknowledging the extremely minimalistic art style, I would just say the game is a bit over priced. Yea, $10 is a low price, but there are a lot of $10 games I've really enjoyed that clearly put more effort into various aspects of the final product. if you can get this for like $5 I think thats more fair.
재미는 있었는데 아쉬운 점이 여럿 있음 그리고 게임에 비해 가격이 좀 비싸서 선뜻 구매하거나 추천하기엔 좀 그럼 찜 해뒀다가 나중에 할인폭 커지면 해보는건 추천