Robot Entertainment's Orcs Must Die series of third-person shooter/tower defense games has been around since the Xbox 360 days. It has been three years since the third mainline game arrived, and now it's time for a new entry. Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap promises a more classic feel, plus plenty of epic combat, and 4-player online co-op (that's twice as many players as past games). It will be coming to Xbox and PC in early 2025.
You can enjoy defending towers, solve underground puzzles, and even go on a grand platforming adventure with some buddies next month. January's Games With Gold will include Deathtrap for the Xbox One, and The Cave and Rayman Origins for the Xbox 360.
Do you cackle with glee at the mere hint of another viewing of Home Alone? Have you ever left a review on Yelp stating, "4/10. The food was just fine, but the management threw me out when I left a banana peel on the floor and a dude slid directly into the pie display." If you answered "Totally" to either of those questions or, at the very least, are still reading, then Deathtrap might be just the game for you.
There comes a time in any young person's life in which they realize there's much more to the world than the confines of their home. There are countrysides to explore, street vendors to haggle with, and, in the case of Deathtrap, hordes of minions to mar and disfigure in brutal contraptions.
Deathtrap is now available on Steam early access so you could be out there zapping enemies with up to 4 friends right now. Not sure what Deathtrap is, or how good the game looks? Check out the new trailer that has more gameplay and traps than a Saw related themepark.
I want my trap based games to be chockablock full of deadly devices all designed to maim, mutilate and titillate. Deathtrap may just be the game for me. Its a 4 player tower defense game with action elements that is getting early access on Steam.
Deathtrap, the ARPG/TD mash-up from the creators of the Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing, has released the second video in its Monster Training Academy series. While the first video showed off trash compactor-esque traps, this video showcases lightning traps, a staple in any tower defense game.
Revealed at Gamescom in August, Deathtrap by Neocore Games takes the best from the action RPG genre, smashes it together with tower defense, and presents and exciting new 4-player co-op title for PC and console gamers.
Born from the tower defense quests in The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II, Deathtrap adds more substance and variety to the wave-slaughtering mini-game in this full fledged title. In a yet to be revealed story and world, you'll team up with friends to build defense towers, traps, and attack enemies as they attempt to reach and attack your portal.
Looks like the Mechromancer, a machine manipulator that controls a giant, Claptrap-type robot on steroids called a “Deathtrap”, might be arriving to the Borderlands 2 much sooner than we have come to expect.
