- October 17, 2018
- Ironhide Game Studio
- 45h median play time
Kingdom Rush Origins
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About
Kingdom Rush Origins is the third game in the acclaimed Kingdom Rush series, offering single-player strategy gameplay with improved game mechanics and stunning graphics. This prequel takes you back to the dawn of the Kingdom Rush saga, where you'll defend mystical lands from various new threats using elven armies, towers, heroes, and spells. Enjoy a wealth of new content and features while experiencing the signature look and feel that made the franchise a tower defense favorite.










gameplay
252 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the latest installment in the Kingdom Rush series is generally well-received, praised for its balance between powerful towers and challenging enemies, as well as its vibrant graphics and engaging mechanics. While some players note difficulty spikes and a lack of significant innovation compared to previous titles, many appreciate the variety of heroes, towers, and unique level mechanics that enhance replayability and strategic depth. Overall, the game offers a solid tower defense experience with a mix of humor and creativity, appealing to both newcomers and series veterans.
“The game has some solid points— the graphics are vibrant and appealing, and the gameplay hits that sweet spot for tower defense fans.”
“Incredible gameplay, solid OST, charming graphics, and more than decent level design makes this game an overall 9/10.”
“It offers hours upon hours of entertaining gameplay with plenty of replay value due to its unique mechanics and beautiful art style.”
“Even though there is no hint of any F2P elements, the gameplay itself has these weird difficulty spikes that make it almost unplayable.”
“Absolute garbage as a strategy game. The weakest mobs destroy your barracks, the game decides to erase towers as a mechanic. No strategy needed, just play over and over until you get lucky. Total cash grab by bad devs. Is it a good game? Sure. Is it a strategy game? No, because the only strategy you'll use is maxing out spells so you can spam them every time they are up. Utter trash, don't let idiots lie to you; it's not a strategy game when you only use one strategy.”
“No fast forward button, no way to see what enemies come on what waves, and bosses/path changes with no warning, meaning you have to play the whole stage over again because of an unfair mechanic.”