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The original Orcs Must Die! was a groundbreaking action-tower defense game, and Orcs Must Die! 2 takes everything that made the first game great and expands on it. While the gameplay is similar, the sequel adds a cooperative mode, letting you play with a friend. What really sets this series apart is its unique blend of first-person shooter and role-playing elements within the tower defense genre. It’s a fast-paced, 3D action game where you’re not just building defenses – you’re actively fighting off the Orcs yourself. It’s a truly fantastic game and easily one of the best tower defense titles available.

In the game Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, the Cerebral Bore is a weapon that lives up to its name. While the game has many weapons, the Cerebral Bore is among the most powerful. When you lock onto a large, tough enemy, firing the weapon sends a projectile that actively seeks out their head. It quickly flies towards the target and then drills into their skull with a gruesome sound. Once it reaches the brain, the projectile explodes, instantly defeating even the game’s strongest foes.

The Switch 2 is quickly becoming a haven for independent games, as highlighted in the recent Indie World showcase. Several new titles are set to launch on Nintendo’s latest console this year. Classic Pokémon games are also being re-released, demonstrating how well shorter, more casual gaming experiences fit the Switch 2 – especially when compared to consoles like the Xbox Series X|S or PlayStation 5. The best Switch 2 games are often those you can easily play for a few minutes or several hours, offering engaging gameplay in both short and long sessions.

From today until the morning of March 12th, the Epic Games Store is offering two free items: Turnip Boy Robs a Bank and the Raistlin’s Renown Pack for Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms. Turnip Boy Robs a Bank is the main free game this week. It’s a sequel to Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion and continues the story of the mischievous vegetable as he plans even bigger adventures.

Reports suggest the game’s development faced major problems, leading many to believe the studio, Cloud Chamber, was struggling with the scope of the project. This likely explains why Rod Fergusson, a highly experienced game developer, was brought in last year to lead the franchise, coinciding with changes to the studio’s structure. Fergusson is well-known for his significant contributions to the Gears of War and Diablo series, and he also played a key role in the release of BioShock Infinite. While the game hasn’t been shown publicly yet, a new report has surfaced with some unofficial details.

Unfortunately, it’s not very interesting.