Sir We Have an Orc Problem - Incremental Tower Defense on Steam
Sir We Have an Orc Problem is a short single-player tower defense game on Steam. Place turrets, cover every route, and use bullets, bombs, lasers, and persistent upgrades to hold back huge orc waves.
Open the Steam listing to buy and launch the single-player tower defense game.
Play Sir We Have an Orc Problem on SteamA Steam account and a game purchase may be required.
This compact tower defense game mixes fixed-route defense with incremental-style meta-progression. Your base faces overwhelming groups of orcs, while turrets, manual missile fire, and timed abilities turn each stage into a coverage and damage puzzle. Every run contributes resources, including runs that end in defeat. Spend them on the upgrade tree, then return to a difficult stage with stronger turrets and a clearer plan. Strafing runs, orbital lasers, and nukes provide powerful answers when the crowd reaches a dangerous point. The Steam release is built for single-player sessions on Windows, SteamOS, and Linux.
Controls
Space: Start the battle Left click: Fire the manual missile Mouse position: Aim the manual missile
Open the Steam listing, choose a stage, and place turrets so each visible route has permanent coverage. Check the firing direction before pressing Space, then watch the first route that begins to leak. Use the mouse to guide the manual missile toward a dangerous group or a route that needs help. Save the bigger abilities for a dense crowd or a late breakthrough instead of spending every emergency tool on a safe wave. Resources earned from every run, whether you win or lose, unlock and upgrade turrets. The opening stage contains 400 orcs, and later stages scale much higher, so improve the defense between attempts and replay a cleared stage when the next upgrade is out of reach.
- Short single-player tower defense built around escalating orc waves
- Turret placement and route coverage that reward careful setup
- Incremental upgrade tree funded by every completed or failed run
- Manual missile targeting for leaks and emergency cleanup
- Strafing runs, orbital lasers, and nukes for major threats
- Steam release for Windows, SteamOS, and Linux
Incremental Tower Defense Gameplay Videos & Walkthrough Guides
Watch first looks, full runs, and large-wave battles to see how different players build coverage and spend abilities.
How do I start a battle?
Place and aim your turrets first, then press Space to start the battle.
How do I fire the manual missile?
Use left click to fire the manual missile and point the mouse at its target route.
What happens after I finish a run?
Every run awards resources, whether it ends in victory or defeat, for turret upgrades.
Which abilities can stop a dangerous breakthrough?
Strafing runs, orbital lasers, and nukes can clear large groups or rescue a failing defense.
Can I play on Linux?
The Steam listing supports single-player play on Windows, SteamOS, and Linux systems.