Kingdom Rush Frontiers - Tower Defense

I just love this game!!!

Best game of the saga by far

ONLY BECAUSE OF UMBRA. IT DESTORYS TOWERS EVERYQWONEQEE H

Just as good as the first one.

I think I honestly liked Frontiers more than I liked the original (Kingdom Rush). The tower options were quiiiiiiite interesting. Tower defense game 10/10 would recommend!

unplayable

Very Addicting!
Well balanced.
Great animation and sound/music.

GG

I mean the game is kinda challanging until you get the funny bone dragon

Great fun

Cute graphics, high quality defense puzzles, and charming music.

I love ironhide games! You can play it for hours, it has different difficulty levels, heroes and it's just fun

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A classic choice for tower defense games.

great

A great game, really fun levels, although the final boss is excruciating, the level-up system is outright bad and there were less levels overall. So worse than the first game, but still good.

Excellent!

Kingdom Rush Frontiers is is basically a more polished version of the first game. It's still solid with a variety of fun levels and towers to work with. There's all new abilities and heroes, making the game feel fresh even if you've played the first game for numerous hours. The art style feels a little more refined with more detail on the towers, heroes, and environment, with the usual Kingdom Rush Easter eggs sprinkled throughout the levels for you to find. Just like the first game each level has several difficulties and challenge modes for extra challenge/stars. For anyone who has played the game for free in the past, this version feels noticeably harder, but still not too difficult. And lastly, your heroes remain leveled up, meaning once you power up a hero they remain at that level. This can make some earlier stages a breeze to complete challenge modes on.

This game has the in game shop from the mobile (?) version. You occasionally get gems as in game currency to buy items. I beat the whole campaign on veteran difficulty and all challenge modes without needing to use a single item. The game is noticeably more difficult but definitely doable without 'taking the easy way out' if you're worried about that sort of thing.

Unlike the first game, none of the levels feel overly punishing. Even the bonus levels, of which there are a few less than previous, only took a couple of retries to beat with a 3 star rating. There are also additional 'endless' levels, of which there are 2. These are nice bonus content that involve endless waves of seemingly random enemies broken up by a wave of elite enemies. It's a nice mode to play to try for a last few achievements, but feels a little cheap as the elite enemies really start to become 'impossible' enemies with the amount of health they eventually have.

Additionally there are multiplayer co-op levels, but I never touched them so I can't say what they are like.

The only complaints I really have are that some of the achievements are very grindy. One achievement involves stealing 10,000 gold with some of your soldiers. I knew I wanted to 100% the game from the beginning so I solely picked this unit as blockers and always upgraded pick pocketing to max immediately. I literally played through the entire campaign on normal and veteran mode, completed the heroic and iron challenges, and even completed some of the bonus stages, and STILL had to go back to another level (the one with the dwarves) to farm the last bit of gold. Several others also required a bit of grinding where you're more focused on choosing weaker upgrades for the achievement rather than the ideal ones for that particular tower. Not a huge issue, but can be a bit annoying at times.

Overall it's still a really solid game. It feels so similar to the first, but with small improvements here and there. I don't think anyone who enjoyed the first game will be disappointed with this one. There are minor complaints, but those will easily fall by the wayside thanks to how enjoyable the vast majority of the game is.

(Got the game on sale)

*AHEM!*

WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT END BOSS FIGHT???

I soon as the rug pull happened after hours of just trying to get to that point, i quit. I'm not farming for items to help me win, that's lame. Items should be once in a while not to load up like a loot goblin.

*AHEM*

The game is decent enough and fun to paly with a variety of heros and tower types.

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...that ending thou...

nice

Good game, maybe not worth the price atm

good

Best TD games there are. This applies to all Kingdom Rush games. They never miss.

yuhh

rate games on a 1-5 scale a la X-PLAY (no decimals)

3/5

It’s still very fun just like the first game and there are some cool new things here however I feel there is less content than the original. And unfortunately, the challenge it more annoying than challenging on the Frontiers. I really tried to beat this without having to lookup any help and on two levels I really had to check things out. Also I feel the variety of towers are not as useful as in the past. Overall it is still enjoyable but not as complete as the first.

game is good

good

Awesome game

FOR THE KING!

good. addictive.

It's fine. I feel the difficulty on some levels are arbitrary.

Great game, not as difficult as the previous one but still a blast

So enjoyable!

Great game really, fairly easy in comparison to the other titles but still a lot of fun!

Pour un jeu casu, je le trouve équilibré de façon très précise.
Et cela me plait autant que cela me déplait.
Je m'explique.

En difficulté vétéran, et sans utiliser les consommables.

Dès le milieu de carte, le jeu nous fournit des ressources au compte goutte.
Les ressources que l'on obtient au début d'une vague, on en a besoin pour la fin de la vague.
Ce qui est très bien, d'un point de vue tactique, il faut bien gérer ses ressources.
Le problème étant que, sur les derniers niveaux, ça en fait un jeu d'apm.

Notamment sur le tout dernier, la composition, je l'ai trouvée, arrivant vague 15 sans perdre de vie..
Et je perds parceque j'ai pas été assez réactif.
Je recommence.
Et en faisant le même build order, pareil, je perds une vie parceque j'ai des apm de boomer.
Donc mon build, je sais qu'il fonctionne, mais à chaque fois je perds une vie bêtement, de façon aléatoire, parceque j'ai pas les apm.
Et j'ai recommencé 20 fois .. pour des raisons d'apm.

Le truc, c'est que j'ai acheté kingdom rush, et pas starcraft.
J'suis pas venu là pour les apm, j'suis venu là pour résoudre des puzzles.
Je suis pas venu là pour tout micro-manage, je suis venu là pour poser des bâtiments qui me donnent du temps.
Et donc, le fait que ce jeu soit si bien équilibré.... bah ça change sa nature, il a transmuté le truc.
Un tower defense devient un jeu en temps réel.

Alors que si le jeu se contentait de te filer les ressources d'une vague pour la prochaine, bah y'aurait pas du tout besoin d'apm.
Ce qui aurait permit de mettre un peu plus l'accent et la difficulté sur les aspects techniques et stratégiques.
Or, ils ont mit toute la difficulté sur le coté tactique, la gestion des ressources en temps réel.
Ce qui est dommage, de mon point de vue.
J'aurais aimé théoriser un peu plus, en vrai ça vole pas très haut.
Et j'aurais aimé ne pas avoir à spam mes raccourcis clavier.
Un tower defense qui te demande de bien réfléchir où tu mets tes tours... c'est suffisant, on lui en demande pas plus.


Tout cela dit, le jeu est bien, je l'aime bien.
Je le recommande.
J'ai pas fait le dernier, mais je pense c'est le meilleur de la franchise.
Evidemment, c'est un jeu casu, c'est pas là dessus qu'on va se péter le cerveau.
Mais c'est pas vide non plus, ça reste stimulant.
C'est kingdom rush quoi.
J'aurais juste souhaité qu'il reste à sa place et qu'il se prenne pas pour starcraft.

Banger as a kid, banger as an adult.

It sucks ass, but i love it. Game has been my childhood

goated like every other KR game, but this one the best ong

This is Kingdom Rush best version by far. A Tower Defense game with all the glory and fun mechanics anyone would like. Deffinetly a must have 9,2/10

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I enjoyed playing this.

fun

Fun game, only wish there were more levels or expansions.

daadsasd

for the KINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!

fun

Another timeless classic tower defense game from the flash era. If you liked Kingdom Rush 1 then this game is for you.

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"A Familiar Frontier with Little New to Offer."

"Kingdom Rush Frontiers" left me feeling disappointed and underwhelmed. Having spent countless hours playing the original on mobile, I was genuinely excited to dive into this sequel, expecting a fresh and innovative take on the series. Unfortunately, what I found was a game that feels more like an expansion pack than a true evolution of the franchise.

While the core gameplay is as solid as ever, the changes and enhancements are minimal. The mechanics, maps, and overall design don’t stray far from the original formula, which makes the game feel overly familiar. It’s not that the gameplay is bad—far from it. The tower defense mechanics are polished, strategic, and engaging, but they’re essentially the same as what we’ve seen before. For players like me who were hoping for something bold and groundbreaking, Kingdom Rush Frontiers simply doesn’t deliver.

Visually, the game retains the charm and vibrancy of the original. The colorful graphics are appealing, and the art style is as delightful as ever. The enemy designs and environments are well-crafted, and the animations bring the battlefield to life. However, even with these visual strengths, the lack of innovation in gameplay makes the experience feel stale.

The sense of tension and excitement that defines a great tower defense game is still present, and the game offers a decent challenge for fans of the genre. For those who adored the original and just want more of the same, this game will likely hit the mark. It’s a competent and enjoyable tower defense experience that doesn’t break what wasn’t broken.

However, for players looking for a sequel that pushes the boundaries or introduces significant new mechanics, Kingdom Rush Frontiers falls short. The game doesn’t take risks or attempt to redefine the series, and as a result, it feels like a missed opportunity to build on the strong foundation of its predecessor.