Sir, We Have an Orc Problem

If it ain't human, it ain't right

Final level is really well balanced, as is most of the rest of the gameplay. Tree is incredibly satisfying to fill out and complete. Level designs are equal parts challenging and appealing.

I really like this game's concept and gameplay, but the lack of content is disappointing. I was able to finish the game and get most of the achievements in just under 6 hours. Custom workshop maps would alleviate this, but the base game needs more then just 12 levels

peak

Have you ever watched a hourglass and really wanted to shoot all the sand before it could reach the bottom? What an oddly specific fantasy you have and this game is just that. Despite the name, this game is less about having fun shooting orcs and more about fighting Gaara. As you progress, each new map you unlocked makes you believe the developer has no idea how to properly make fair maps, yet you manage anyways. The game is only about 7 hours long, which at $10, is about $1.50 an hour, which i think is pretty good.

Would you love me if I were an ork? Would you consider someone an ork if they had green skin? Those questions are not answered in this game. The main question here is: [b]What if orks were a liquid, and how would you deal with it?[/b] This is an incremental game where you build up your roster of towers and upgrade them as you try to become an ork plumbing expert. Every tower you unlock has unique mechanics, but they all serve the same purpose: killing more orks. The progression isn't too grindy, but it has a couple of issues. For example, choosing the wrong towers can be punishing because the resource used to unlock them is limited, which can potentially soft-lock you from completing the game. One particular tower, the cannon, feels especially useless. Additionally, there are abilities that, in my opinion, were better in the demo. In the full release, their uses are too limited to make them feel like a worthwhile investment. So yeah, place your towers, create kill zones, and solve the ork-liquid leakage problem. It's a fun game for a couple of hours.