
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!
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $2.88 on Steam · Ukraine (−71%). Compare 15 prices in 15 markets →
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great TD game and could actually be really challenging and hard at time but i pushed through and got the 100%!
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Modding would definitely be a good addition. It's a lot of fun, but it need extensibility.
a very simple but good game lots of new content then the demo for only 10 bucks very good deal compared to how much games normally cost now a days.
**English version (German version below)** **★★★★☆ Recommended** If you enjoy tower defense games, I can definitely recommend this one. For around €9, I got about 8 hours of gameplay, which works out to just over €1 per hour. That's good value in my opinion. The game is very linear. You gradually unlock everything, but you don't really get to choose your own progression path. I think that's a bit of a missed opportunity. Instead of creating your own unique build, everyone eventually unlocks the same upgrades. I'd love to see more content in the future, such as additional levels, new mechanics, community-made maps, challenge modes, and a global leaderboard. It would also be great if the progression system encouraged different playstyles by making players choose between different upgrade paths instead of unlocking everything. Overall, it's a fun tower defense game that's well worth the price. --- **Deutsche Version** **★★★★☆ Klare Empfehlung** Wenn man Tower-Defense-Spiele mag, kann ich dieses Spiel definitiv empfehlen. Für rund 9 € habe ich etwa 8 Stunden Spielzeit bekommen. Das sind etwas mehr als 1 € pro Spielstunde – meiner Meinung nach ein fairer Preis. Das Spiel ist allerdings sehr linear. Man schaltet nach und nach alles frei, hat dabei aber keine Möglichkeit, seinen eigenen Fortschritt oder Spielstil zu wählen. Das finde ich etwas schade. Statt einen individuellen Build zu erstellen, schaltet am Ende jeder dieselben Upgrades frei. Ich würde mir für die Zukunft mehr Inhalte wünschen, zum Beispiel zusätzliche Level, neue Spielmechaniken, Community-Maps, Herausforderungsmodi und eine globale Rangliste. Außerdem fände ich es besser, wenn man sich zwischen verschiedenen Entwicklungsrichtungen entscheiden müsste, anstatt am Ende einfach alles freizuschalten. Insgesamt ist es ein unterhaltsames Tower-Defense-Spiel, das seinen Preis definitiv wert ist.
definitely the best US-Mexico border simulator on the market.
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A short and sweet incremental/tower defense game that is very satisfying to "solve". While I would recommend it in its current form, a quick suggestion: Progression sometimes feels a bit wonky. I enjoyed levels that were more challenging, but paid a bit more than the previous level. That way I could play with set ups to see what worked, but still feel like I was progressing. There are levels here where they have the same amount of income, but you're going to fail, so it makes sense to go back and just do the level your succeeded at over and over again. Maybe that was intentional, but I feel it was a little less satisfying than it could be. Also more! If the game has enough attention to warrant it, I'd love to see some more levels and upgrades. Other than that, got my moneys worth and am ready to move on for the time being.
Really good game, but begging for more content. I was really expecting to unlock some sort of endless mode/map maker after finishing the campaign, but there's nothing, not even a text box that pops up to say the games finished. Took me 6 hours to get all the achievements, but I feel like there's potentially a game with 100's of hours of playtime here with workshop support and a few content updates. Hopefully the developer isn't finished with it just yet. All in all a little overpriced for the what there is, but still worth it if you're into tower defence games.
garbage