To hold them back you've got a number of different things at your disposal though.įoremost of these are your towers. Let too many of them reach you and it's game over. Your enemies walk along the path to try and break into your base. Sometimes there's more than one path, often there's more than one base.
Oh yeah, that's the twist this time round - you're fighting against the elves, dwarves, and other races that you've played as in the first three games.Įvery level is made up of a path and a base.
So much so that the tutorial lasts a few seconds before you're left on your own to face off against waves of good guys. It's a shame there isn't any multiplayer here, and some people are going to find the IAP in the game a little annoying considering there's a fiver to pay up front for it, but all in all this is one of the finest tower defence experiences you're going to have in 2018.Īnyone who's played a Kingdom Rush game before is going to be comfortable from the get-go about what's happening here. It feels polished and refined, stripped of some of the older ideas from other Kingdom Rush games and pushed out to stand on its own two feet. Sure, it looks the same as all of the other games in the series, but this is a sequel that's been a long time coming. And Kingdom Rush Vengeance does it better than most games we've seen in a very long time. The very best games in the genre understand that, and create tactical ways for you to use the weapons at your disposal that are built around that simple fact. Tower defence games are all about making sure your enemies are in the right place.
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