The latest Orcs Must Die Deathtrap invades PlayStation Store on 29 July 2025, with physical releases a little later.
The Orcs are back to cause chaos on Sony’s premier PlayStation platform. The Deathtrap iteration of a massive tower defense turned fantasy first person brawl is coming to PlayStation 5 on 29 July. After stomping onto Steam, Epic Games Store, and Xbox Series X/S at the start of 2025, the new digital release will bring the most recent version of the game, fully refined and ready to rumble.
The fifth in the series of Orc bashing battles, the new game challenges players to navigate a fantasy land full of Orcish mayhem using the power of a War Mage. This time, the challenge pushes players to utilize a much deeper progression system, and touts endless replay ability. Still, the core gameplay loop of setting traps and grilling Orcs continues unabated. You and up to three other players can set your traps, upgrade their defense, and use their hero’s unique weapons and abilities to prevent orcs from entering the rift, a gateway and powerful source of magic.
Getting Physical
For anybody that wants to feel the power of the War Mage between their fingers, physical editions are coming. While they won’t be on shelves until September, they are now available to pre-order via global retailers for $39.99 / £34.99 /€39.99. The physical edition will include:
- Game Disc: Either a PS5 or Xbox X/S game disc, including the latest content and quality of life updates from Robot Entertainment to date.
- Art Booklet: A meticulously crafted booklet exploring the creation of the game, featuring early concepts, sketches and behind-the-scenes insights.
- Supporter Pack DLC: Redemption code for DLC that includes 7 stunning hero and weapon skins, allowing players to give War Mages a bold new look.
- Original Soundtrack: Feel the pulse of battle through blazing guitar riffs and pounding drums with a redemption code to the game’s soundtrack, composed by Phill Boucher.
With more Mages, bigger explosions, randomized buffs and debuffs, and the same classic vibes, Orcs Must Die Deathtrap is predicably silly, and you can find out more over on the official website now.
