Orcs Must Die 3 - Level 7 (Rift Lord Difficulty - 5 Skulls)

Watch as I play, and hopefully offer up some helpful tips on beating Level 7 in Orcs Must Die 3 and getting 5 Skulls on Rift Lord Difficulty (For achievements Rift Lord & Valedictorian)

[@TorrentFiend10]

One word, archers.

[@jessebrown2751]

Never gave the OMD series a lot of attention but looks fun to learn all the traps

[@S2isDrawingDead]

Yeah its a lot of fun. And if you have a go-to co-op partner both OMD2 and 3 are full campaign co-op which can be a blast

[@r3stless59]

Thank you for the video! I am really considering picking up this game. It has been sitting in my whishlist for a while now.
Would you say that it becomes a bit repetitive after a while making the game a bit tedious? Or is it still fun even after many hours of gameplay?

[@S2isDrawingDead]

I could understand if someone did find it got repetitive. But i think because the levels dont last too long, it doesnt make you ever reach a point where you just sit there doing nothing while your traps do the work. Its almost more like you build a working trap system, you can relish in it and then its gone.
I have played and fully completed Orcs Must Die 1 and 2. I am well on my way (as you can see) with 3. Be it there was a long break between 2 and 3. But i would say consider going for Orcs Must Die 1. Its 10 years old so the graphics are a bit lesser, but functionality wise its about the same. Both OMD2 and 3 are full co-op campaign. So if you have a regular go-to co-op partner, it can really add a ton of fun to these as well

[@miguelangeldelmazosolino8799]

@@S2isDrawingDead it never gets repetitive: first you will play it to get to the next level, then you´ll try to get 5 skulls on each level. Afterwards you´ll play it in Lord Difficulty and at the end you can always try to beat your own high-score. Played OMD 1,2 and 3. Still trying to get through this level with a blunderbluss... hours trying without success.

[@gutrap_3062]

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