Kingdom Rush

Kingdom Rush comes to gather all the good and the best of the defense genre so far, and put it into a beautiful package of colorful cartoon-like graphics with a pretty red lace made up of huge bosses and a deep skill tree that will satisfy even the most hardcore defense gamers.

The depth of strategy, the potential to tweak and experiment with your upgrade load-outs, the wonderful artwork, and everything else the developer has managed to somehow cram into this tiny package all add up to one very special game in an incredibly saturated genre. If you couldn't play Kingdom Rush the first time around, you owe it to yourself to play it now.

Kingdom Rush is an instant classic and is guaranteed to turn up on 2012 "best of" lists. Anyone remotely interested in either tower defense or strategy should consider it a most-own. Gamers that think they don't enjoy the genre should give Kingdom Rush a shot anyway – it might just win you over.

Kingdom Rush deserves a lot of goodwill, simply because it’s able to make tower defense gameplay feel fresh and fun. In addition to the deep, challenging gameplay, the game’s production values are simply outstanding. This is easily one of the best tower defense games currently in the App Store. Check it out; you won’t be sorry.

Overall, however, Kingdom Rush is a fantastic package. It's a game that made me take notice, that made a well-trod genre seem a bit fresher and more interesting than it's been in a while. Its presentation is top notch, too.

Kingdom Rush offers enough variety in towers and enemies to take up more than a few minutes of someone's time, especially those who enjoy a very well done tower defense game. And this is one of them making it an easy recommendation to buy.

Brilliantly combining as stiff a task as you're likely to encounter with a perfectly pitched sense of fun, Kingdom Rush breathes new life into the tower defence genre, and has a whole lot of laughs doing it.

Kingdom Rush è un tower defense per certi versi molto più strategico della concorrenza, in cui il piazzamento delle torri nelle varie mappe riveste un ruolo fondamentale a causa della minore incisività delle truppe. E' pur vero che la sostanza che sta alla base non cambia nè rivoluziona il concept, ma se si cerca più profondità da un genere che sembra ormai aver detto tutto o quasi l'acquisto è certamente consigliato. Chi è invece semplicemente stufo di posizionare torrette può tranquillamente starne alla larga.