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Awful Character Names Continue in Latest Orc Attack Trailer

Sam Tyler

Co-Optimus has already borne witness to a character trailer for Friar Krap, but now it is the turn of The Doc. Whilst Friar Krap used a misspelling of a not very rude word, Doc T**d has the correct spelling for a ruder term, go figure. Perhaps the other characters may be even ruder? Professor ****, Madame ****** ******, or even Baron Von **** **** ** ******, to name but a few.

Orc Attack Releases New Screens

Andrew Gaskill

Today we have a few new images and a video you may have or have not seen. The game looks quite good, until the characters collectively crap themselves. Call me old fashioned, but I think four murderous orcs dual wielding oversized axes, clubs, swords, and other assorted chump-whackers questing to kill up any and all puny humans would be enough to make a pretty boss game. I might not be their target audience.

Orc Attack: Flatulent Rebellion Introduces Friar Krap

Sam Tyler

Poo, plop, doodoo, fart, stink, stench; just some names that must have gone through developer Casual Brothers' mind when thinking of names for characters in Orc Attack: Flatulent Rebellion. None of these options cut the mustard, or the cheese, so they instead settled on Friar Krap. Check out the biog trailer for this man of the touching cloth.

Orc Attack: Now with Added Flatulent Rebellion

Sam Tyler

A rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Unless that rose was called Flatulent Rebellion, the new subtitle for the 4 player Hack 'n' Slash 'n' Fart game Orc Attack. The going hasn't been easy for Orc Attack, but developers Casual Brothers are still planning to release the game on PC and other platforms. To celebrate the new name, The Casual Brothers Grim have released a gas-centric trailer.

Orc Attacks Seeks Allies on Kickstarter

Paul Acevedo

We've been following Orc Attack since its announcement at the beginning of the year. A lighthearted and fantasy themed beat-em-up, it looks like good fun (especially with the addition of "Magic Mode"). The game is already in a playable state, but it looks like UK-based developer Casual Brothers are running low on funds. As such, they've turned to Kickstarter to seek the remaining funds needed to complete their multiplatform game.

Orc Attack Developers Announce Gas-Free 'Magic' Mode

Paul Acevedo

Since its announcement back in January, Orc Attack has looked like a solid fantasy-based multiplayer beat-em-up with a side of humor thrown in for good measure. That humor didn't sit well with everyone, however. Previous videos depict the 4 protagonist orc characters constantly farting at enemies, complete with the disgusting sound effects that entails. I was a tad grossed out, despite developer Casual Brothers' strange and silly defense of the game's flatulence. Thankfully they've finally bowed to player requests (but shouldn't artists ignore feedback? nyuk nyuk) and will allow players to switch the gas attacks to magic ones. Color me excited for the game now!

Help Orc Attack Come to Steam by Voting on Steam Greenlight

Paul Acevedo

It's been a while since we mentioned Orc Attack, a 4-player brawler that's loaded with flatulence and other humor based around the grossness of orcs. Developer Casual Brothers continues to plug away at all four versions of the game, but the PC version in particular needs gamers' help. Steam has recently launched the Steam Greenlight program in which users can vote for games (indie or otherwise) to join the Steam portfolio. So if Orc Attack is ever to see a Steam release, it needs your vote!

Another Flatulent Video For Orc Attack

Andrew Gaskill

A new video for Orc Attack has reared its ugly head. The four player hack-and-slash adventure features a team of gastrically challenged orcs. They use their repulsive bodily functions as gag-inducing power attacks while chopping puny humans to pieces. Sound gross? It is. If you're into dual wielding giant weapons and think fart jokes are hilarious, this might be the game for you.

Orc Attack Developer Responds to Questions on Flatulence and Multiplayer Details

Paul Acevedo

When we first mentioned Orc Attack last week, some readers took issue with the upcoming brawler's abundance of potty humor. From the character names (Lord Poop), to the main characters' burping and farting attacks, Orc Attack certainly includes a lot more 'gas and crass' than other games. Just watch the trailer (included after the break) and you'll hear what I mean. UK developer Casual Brothers is not deaf to player concerns, and so they've kindly explained the importance of Orc Attack's potty humor to Co-Optimus. Plus we've dug up some info on the game's promising multiplayer features.

Orc Attack: New Game Allows Four Players to Crush Puny Humans

Andrew Gaskill

Are you sick of killing Orcs? Ready to turn the tables on those weak, pathetic humans? Developer Casual Brothers feels your pain. Their new game, Orc Attack, lets you play as one of four gastrointestinally-challenged monsters as you seek revenge against the humans who poisoned your food and water supplies. Your corrupted, noxious bodily functions will become tools of mankind's destruction.