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Orcs Must Die Unchained
Orcs Must Die Unchained is gearing up for release before the end of the year, and Robot Entertainment is getting into the holiday spirit with some spooky Halloween-themed content to further flesh out the beta. Along with a new hero, the beta is getting major changes to one of the new maps, new character skins, and a cosmetic overhaul to one of the existing battlefields.
The new hero, Ancestor, steals health from enemy attackers and uses that power to heal himself and his fellow teammates. The new patch also lets players explore the changes to the three-lane, MOBA-like Highlands map. The Cliffside Clash map is also getting a Halloween-themed visual overhaul.
Beyond gameplay changes, new skins are available for the Lumbering Jack Hogarth, Tutu D’Loo Blackpaw, and Flower Friend Ivy, as well as free skins of the Frightfully Delightful Sorceress and Scared-Crow War Mage.
You can check out the full patch notes from Robot Entertainment’s official site, and watch the new trailer below.
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