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• gamedeal user

  Sep 3, 2022

  Why should you buy the game? 1- The game is very cheap 2- The game is very fun 3-To have a game that does not tire your brain and you will have a good time 4-cute graphics 5-Various powerful heroes
• gamedeal user

  Sep 17, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Aug 30, 2023

  If you're a fan of the tower defense genre, you can't afford to miss this game. It's the essence of tower defense, the second one.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 26, 2016

  If you liked Kingom Rush, you're going to absolutely love Frontiers. Everything is retained from the first game, but things have been added to; more heroes (that you can level up and upgrade yourself), new towers, new abilities, and the graphics are simply outstanding. Each tower got a redesign and everything looks fresh. The startup menu even allows you to choose to play at 30 or 60 FPS if you're into that sort of thing. For those new to the series, you don't have to have played the first game to enjoy this one, although I'd strongly recommend it as Frontiers feels like a direct sequel. I'd easily claim Kingdom Rush to be one of the best Tower Defense games in the entire genre. The game can be controlled entirely with the mouse, but there are a few optional hotkeys on the keyboard you can use to save yourself the trouble of clicking near the edges of the screen. The in-game hints (that act as a tutorial) as well as the first few levels are very beginner-friendly and serve as an excellent foundation to get you on your feet. If you're in search of a challenge, however, there's a hard difficulty setting (as well as an easy one if you're having trouble) that you can change to at any time without penalty. Each level also has challenge modes that require not even a single enemy to break through your forces. These challenge modes are completely optional in terms of story progression, but are necessary for 100% completion if you're going for that. On a sidenote, I got an opportunity to talk with the devs of the game during one of their livestreams; not only do they actively reply to questions and comments, but they're very nice and easygoing and seem more than willing to address any issues, concerns or questions you may have. From what I've experienced, good devs make good games, and Kingdom Rush Frontiers is definitely a game I'm proud of owning in my Steam library.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 31, 2016

  Did you like Kingdom Rush? Do you want more Kingdom Rush? This is it - more Kingdom Rush. It's not quite as good as the original but it's nice to have it on PC anyway, it's still good fun. What I like: - pretty much everything good about the original is still here more or less. It looks great, plays fast and is fun. - new towers, enemies, heroes and environments. - most stages have some unique stuff. New paths being created mid-stage, neutral creatures eating both enemies and your soldiers, stealing gold from a dragon etc. What I don't like: - cave levels are (in my experience) much easier than desert and jungle levels. I played on veteran and I breezed through them while I struggled with some challenges in the earlier stages. - bosses are really, really weak. - this new hero leveling system is weird, it promotes grinding and makes the difficulty curve out of whack. I don't like it. - level 4 specialist towers from the original are nowhere to be found. - necromancer tower is overpowered. - it's shorter than the original. There are more stages coming in future updates though. - "tap to..." don't do that. I know it's a port but this is PC.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 15, 2016

  Kingdom Rush: Frontiers is a tower defence game developed and published by Ironhide Game Studio. It was released in July 2016. Frontiers features a campaign with various storylines in which you progress throughout the game upon successful completion of each level. This review will cover the campaign and the gameplay.

  Campaign

  Frontiers features a very fun campaign. There are several stories within the game that incorporate different enemy characters. For instance, the forest allows you to play levels against the cannibal tribe. A second example is near the ocean of you defending against enemy pirates or sea creatures. Frontiers features two extra game modes alongside the campaign, heroic and iron. To play both modes, you must play a level in the campaign mode and earn three out of three stars. These modes add replayability and difficulty to the game because Heroic adds some challenges to a level and Iron bans certain towers within the level, adding an extra layer of strategy. And, the game features 20 different level that amount to 105 upgrade points. I thoroughly enjoyed the campaign. There are various settings in the game, allowing for levels to be in different climates such as the jungle, ocean, mountains. Frontiers shines in the strategic element that you cannot use the same strategy of tower placement each level due to the various types of enemies, but you can create a basic guideline of what works best against an enemy. Ironhide flourishes in creating beautifully designed diverse levels that are not repetitive, are simple, and emphasise strategy. I completed the campaign in 20 hours on normal difficulty, but I only earned 46 out of 105 stars. I found my play through to be enjoyable and not boring because I played the game more in a casual setting and that allowed me to enjoy it instead of quickly playing through it in one day. Back to the point, I believe there is enough content for forty hours of gameplay.

  Gameplay

  Frontiers incorporates various heroes that are diverse in character and have different abilities. You use these heroes when you play the levels and they gain experience, which levels their character up to level ten. I really like the heroes because it adds a simple and fun mechanic to the game, particularly the diversity in heroes and their strengths and weaknesses against enemy heroes. Furthermore, the heroes complement the four different ally towers in the game, artillery, archery, mage, and barracks. The different towers obviously have different strengths, weaknesses, and have upgrade paths that are liberal in levelling up according to your enemies in the level. For example, if you face heavy armoured enemies and fast-moving wolves, it would be best to upgrade your level three Wizard Tower into a level four Necromancer tower over the level four Archmage tower because the earlier has high damage but also spawns skeletons when you defeat enemies, contrast to the Archmage tower that has extreme damage but very minimal map control compared to the Necromancer tower. I like the variety of towers and upgrades though because the player needs to be strategic about their enemies within a level because not every tower or upgrade is suitable for every condition. The game also has some neat voice acting that I think accurately portrays the type of personalities of each character, ally unit or enemy unit. I found there to be a hint of humour within some characters dialogue lines and I think the overall tone of the characters, their dialogues, and voice acting fits the casual tone of the game. Furthermore, to further capture the casual nature of the game is the artwork that mixes comic-book graphic elements, which I think adds to the overall gameplay and storyline experience.

  Conclusion

  I highly recommend Frontiers. I played the original Kingdom Rush in Flash on the Internet and I believe it has evolved since then without heavily altering the core mechanics of it. In saying that, I thoroughly enjoyed playing Frontiers and I found barely anything of fault with it if I am honest, I knew what to expect with this game. I particularly highlight the map design and the stories as a core component out of the game because that is what adds the uniqueness and continuous freshness to the game without staleness. Therefore, I highly recommend Kingdom Rush: Frontiers at the full price of USD$9.99.

  Rating

  10/10

  Pros

  - Map design. - Various storylines within the game that take you on a journey through different settings. - Diversity in ally and enemy characters and their character traits. - Frontiers strategic element that alters every level.

  Cons

  - If I had to nit-pick, I would have liked some more towers. If you found this review helpful, please give it a thumbs up. If you would also like to follow my reviews more easily, be sure to join my group Antwog's Analysis (Reviews). http://store.steampowered.com/app/458710/
• gamedeal user

  Apr 2, 2017

  The game is so good, so i have bought it to just write a review. I passed this a long time ago. Frontiers is the second game in the Kingdom Rush series. Actually, when i first time started the game i was pretty dissapointed. I liked the original KR, but i expected to see something totally new in the second game. For example, new skills, new game modes, etc.. Yeah, Frontiers offers to player new towers, new enemies and new heroes. Also, you have got new map terrains and a new story with comics.. Actually, there are no innovative ideas. Everything is the same. But it is on a proper level. It's like a second season of awesome season one. I realised that i have got negative feelings because my inflated expectations. After i played some hours i chenged my opinion to extremely posititve. I liked this game. I liked to feel the same feelings which i felt playing the first KR. I am sure now, devs did a right choice keeping Frontiers is the most easiest game in KR series. I passed all stages on Veteran for 3 stars without any problems. For example, i still have some unpassed levels in KR and Origins. Anyway, i would advice to play original Kingdom Rush before starting Frontiers. There is nothing really to say about gameplay. If you played KR, you find Frontiers the same game with new towers, enemies and maps. If you didn't, i can say that KR is the best TD game now (I don't consider WC3 maps as a game). There is no secret that it is a mobile port. But it's really qualitative port. No bugs were found. The game looks good on Full screen. Anyway, i recommend to buy this game on mobile. Not because of the fact that the game is a half cheaper on mobiles, but because it is really awesome what you can play such a great game when you have some free minutes (in a public transport, in a queue, etc). I recommend this game to play in any platform you prefer.
• gamedeal user

  May 31, 2017

  Better than the first one. Recommend this 10/10 for any TD lover.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 7, 2017

  So, here we are! Kingdom Rush, the Great and Magnificent, had a sequel, and that's good news. Or is it? Pros: + Kingdom Rush is a hell of a Tower Defense. This sequel is no different. + Graphics, little details, Easter Eggs: the charm of the first Kingdom Rush has not lost any magic in this new Frontiers Lands. + A very good diversity of enemies with some new interesting mechanics (temporary stealth, teleportation...) + Eight new four-tier specialized towers. + Some missions offer still more towers (Frankenstein tower, Dwarf bastion...). + A very decent amount of content. + Much better mechanics for leveling up heroes. Cons: - This is not a sequel; more like a stand-alone expansion. - Same two magic powers as the original Kingdom Rush. - Many new enemies are just reskins from the first episode. - Some foes are very trick to beat (Sniper lizards, Mage tortoise) - One tower specialty seems to be useful (to the point of being mandatory) only in one arc of the main campaign. - Many issues of the first episode have not been addressed (no fast-forward option, half of the stars just pile up with no use) Verdict: Is it worthwhile? Of course it is! Aren't we speaking of Kingdom Rush? Have the developers been lazy? Wouldn't say so: the content is still of top-notch quality and the game mechanics worked so well anyway that it would have been pointless to change them.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 17, 2017

  Personal Rating: 9 of 10 Kingdom Rush series again managed to deliver a solid Tower Defense game. If you are itching for a casual and dynamic tower defense game look no further. This comic-esque game is similar to the predecessor with quirky dialogue and paid its tribute to some of the biggest games and movies titles in history such as Mortal Kombat, Indiana Jones and etc is guarantee to bring back some memories. The gameplay and towers upgrade structure is the same as the previous title but a whole new tower specialty upgrade. There are no single way to win a level. DIfficulty is scalable and does not affect yours unlockables or stars earned. There are also no pesky leveling or tower upgrading outside level. Heroes, however now has persistent level meaning experience and levels gained are permanent. Heroes are free to choose from once they are unlocked (by progressing in game). Levels can be challenging but also rather forgiving. There are many enemies type and the levels are spanned across several theme each with its own traits and strategy. The length of the game is simply enough to keep things interesting without getting too grindy or repetitive. For achievements chasers, don;t be put off by the long list. Once you've completed the game entirely, surely most of them have been unlocked so put no mind to them when playing. Game is balanced and levels can be short enough to pick up a game or 2 casually if you won't want to sink too many hours at one go.