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But your friend can try the game for themselves to see if the general game mechanics suit them - and at the same time be assured that co-op makes things A LOT easier.
Of course you still have to be organized in setting traps, and each player has a maximum number of 6 item slots in co-op instead of a maximum number of 10 (if already unlocked).
But during co-op play, the game is much more forgiving when enemies seep through your traps, because one player can control the mainly trapped killing field / killbox / bottleneck, while the other player takes care of stray orcs who made it through the main defence line.
In solo mode you have to do more micro-managing or plan setting your traps better - and do so more swiftly and accurately.
So gameplay is basically the same, but the devil is in the details, and details matter less with a second hero on the ground.