Orc Heist is a reflex-based stealth

Orc Heist is a simple, reflex-based stealth game of the Indie developer Puditobi. It is like in the tresor overflow scene in De Palmas Mission Impossible, except that you can imagine that Cruise is lowered towards the mouth of a huge, sleeping orc. And although this premise sounds a bit scary, you know that Orc Heist is anything but that is.

The emerging Piratin Marie falls asleep on a lonely island and has not noticed that her residents - a group of orcs - have their treasure in mind. After Marie s heavily deserved loot has disappeared, she makes her way to find the orc camp and secretly bring what you heard. She does not know that these orcs have an alarming tendency to keep their looting in chests and hide them in their mouths.

The lowering of your pet towards Orc is a risky affair, as the probability that it wakes up immediately, is heavenly. A small display appears when an ORK was disturbed. This is your indication that you are no longer in motion.

To make matters worse, all the chests are weighted differently and some much longer need to get away. Usually it is best to take time when you carry them away, but if you are excessively careful, the energy can go out and plunge them on their new Ork buddy.

The artwork, the sound and the personality are very pleasant, with a varied selection of cute creatures that you can unlock and play. These rich of cats over sharks to monsters and beyond.

Luckily you can buy these guys without having to rely on happy draws, and the different collector s accessories can only be purchased once, which means that you get a unique train every time.

Combine with the surprisingly generous amount of premium currency, which you get daily, and it is clear that Orc meant the whole free-to-play thing on the perhaps fairest way.

If you are looking for something simple and sweet you can enjoy during your day, you can now download Orc now from both Download Appstore and Google Play.

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