OrcWay Hogacy
Defend your home against waves of zombies, solo or in co-op with up to 4 players. Play as a battle-ready pig: build turrets, shoot, chop, and rev your chainsaw. Collect loot, combine artifacts, and upgrade your skills—just keep the house standing!
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Defend your home against waves of zombies, solo or in co-op with up to 4 players. Play as a battle-ready pig: build turrets, shoot, chop, and rev your chainsaw. Collect loot, combine artifacts, and upgrade your skills—just keep the house standing!
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About This Game
Your home won’t defend itself. Especially when its owner is a pig with a shotgun—and the uninvited guests are a horde of zombies.
OrcWay: Hogacy is a base-defense action game for solo players or teams of up to four. Fight off enemy waves, gather resources and loot, place turrets, and keep your home repaired. Staying alive is only half the battle—you also need to protect what’s yours.
Your Home Is Your Last Line of Defense
Prepare your defenses, choose positions for your turrets, and watch your home’s condition. When enemies reach the walls, you’ll face a choice: keep shooting or grab a hammer.
Out of Ammo? You Have Options
Keep your distance with a revolver, shotgun, or assault rifle. Switch to an axe or chainsaw when things get personal. Feeling resourceful? Even severed enemy limbs can become weapons.
Switch between first- and third-person views and face the next wave your way.
Loot, Equip, and Grow Stronger
Collect weapons, clothing, and upgrades, search for chests, and earn random artifacts by clearing waves. Equip two artifacts on your belt at once and combine their effects to suit your playstyle.
Level up to earn skill points, then invest in survival, combat, or engineering. Toughen up your character, increase your damage, or make your turrets more effective.
One Home. Up to Four Defenders.
Fight alone or team up with friends in online co-op. Share items and split the workload: hold back the horde, gather supplies, or save the house with a few last-second hammer swings.
Just make sure you’re holding the right tool.
