Things kick off rather simply: a couple of doors that funnel into a single path towards your rift. But even if your traps aren’t doing enough to take all of the enemies out, you can jump into the fray yourself with assorted weapons, cleaning up any stragglers that aren’t impaled on spikes or flung into the abyss. One or two players use points to set up assorted traps along a set of predetermined paths to prevent waves of orcs and other enemies from reaching your rift. Orcs Must Die! 3 is a tower defense third-person action game hybrid. You can also play the PS4 version on PS5 right now through backwards compatibility. PS4 owners of the game will get the PS5 version of Orcs Must Die! 3 free.
#ORCS MUST DIE 3 3 PLAYER UPDATE#
We’ll update this review with any significant differences once the next-gen version is live.
Presumably it won’t feature different content, but will focus on performance and visuals. A native PS5 version is coming at a later date, though it’s not quite clear what updates it will have. This review is based on the PlayStation 4 version of the game. After getting back on their feet with the Stadia deal, I was thrilled to hear that Orcs Must Die! 3 was finally headed to consoles. I absolutely loved 2017’s Orcs Must Die! Unchained, a free-to-play multiplayer take on the series unique realtime tower defense formula, but it was the cause for some financial trouble for Robot Entertainment after it flopped commercially. In fact, in many ways we have Stadia to thank for Orcs Must Die! 3 even existing, nearly 10 years after the last numbered entry in the series was released. After a year-long exclusivity on Google Stadia, Orcs Must Die! 3 has finally made its way onto other platforms.
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