Kingdom Rush Frontiers

I’ll keep going back for more punishment because Kingdom Rush: Frontiers is just that damn good. It’s not only worthy of carrying the title of “sequel to Kingdom Rush,” it’s one of the finest tower-defense games you’ll find anywhere, regardless of platform.

However, in the great scheme of things there's little to complain about in this excellent sequel to a great game.

Kingdom Rush: Frontiers is highly approachable, but don’t let its humorous comic veneer fool you. Turn up the difficulty, and Ironhide has tuned a remarkably balanced game that juggles punishment and reward in equal measure. Frontiers remains close to form to its predecessor, but recognizing where to make improvements on an already strong formula is an art form all its own.

Kingdom Rush is varied, deep and accessible. You'll easily entertain yourself for hours on end with it. A truly great iOS game.

Where Kingdom Rush Frontiers really succeeds is its variety though. The sense of monotony that often plagues tower defense games never sets in, with tons of variety both in settings and enemy types so that you're always facing some fresh challenge.

There are more upgrades, a greater diversity in environments, and more enemy types than ever before. Fans have likely already grabbed the game at launch - for everyone else, know that this new Kingdom Rush ensures the series remains at the top of this bloated genre.

Downloadable currencies and content aside, the base game of Kingdom Rush Frontiers is an enjoyable one, and it comes highly recommended to existing fans of the genre.

A great strategy game bringing the perfect elements of the first kingdom rush,more challenging campaign missions but the same gameplay of the first one.

A great sequel to one of the best TD games out there on any system, this is one of the best games released this year on the iOS. While it's more of an expansion than anything, there's still a ton of here to replay over and over again. This game really continues the rich tradition of the original game. I only took a point off because there's not much of a difference between the first one and this one, but this game is definitely a worthy addition to anyone's collection of iOS games, especially for anyone who bought the first one and loved it.

For me this game was a little disappointed because its literaly the first game but with just new theme style, but even with that it feels good to play it, the only new thing was the heroes added to help you on the map because it feels harder playing the maps with out a hero so a new dificult part of the game included on the maps that its good but sometimes not the best.