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You Choose How Orcs Must Die In New Interactive Trailer
Now here's a cool idea. Rather than having a boring, regular old trailer for the upcoming downloadable game Orcs Must Die, developer Robot Entertainment put together a fun interactive trailer on YouTube where viewers get to decide what happens.
Specifically, you'll be choosing which traps, weapons, or guards to call in to help deal with that ever-present orc menace. Want spike traps installed on the floor? You got it. Prefer to call in some archer buddies? That's an option too. You can even just prompt the main character to attack the orcs all on his own. It all adds up to 30 possible conclusions for the trailer/demo.
Of course the final version of Orcs Must Die promises to be much more interactive than this trailer, but it provides a very solid feel for the kind of decisions you'll need to be making when Orcs Must Die hits Xbox Live Arcade later this year.
[via Joystiq]
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