But in the Iron battles, it’s one long wave and you’re also limited to specific towers. In the Heroic battles, you still have several waves of enemies to beat, with some breathing room between them. On top of that, each each level has Heroic and Iron challenges you can take on, which limit you to one heart. But each one took me around twenty minutes to complete, so that’s a fair bit of content. The game in its current state consists of sixteen levels, which might not sound like a lot. That also meant I sometimes had to replay a level to get three stars because my original strategy only got me two. So I would mess around and try to find my own personal favorites, even if they didn’t lead to victory quite as easily. From talking to others, I got a sense that there are towers that are more powerful, but sticking to the same towers all the time just because they get the job done faster is boring. That said, I do wish the game would be a bit forgiving at times and allow for more experimenting. It might not be the most powerful tower, but there’s something satisfying about seeing an enemy sorcerer under hypnosis turn another enemy sorcerer into a defenseless sheep. My personal favorite is the Specters Mausoleum because their final upgrades include both gargoyles and the ability to temporarily possess enemies.
For instance, you might want some Dark Knights guarding the exit with some Shadow Archers close by for ranged attacks. That means you first have to decide which ones will work well together and then place them on the map where they’ll do the most good. There’s a lot of strategy involved here, as you can only take five kinds of towers with you in each mission. For instance, Veruk spawns a few goblins to fight at his side, and you can also summon demon-like Goonies to any spot on on the map. Each hero comes with their own individual skills and spells they use automatically, as well as spells you can use independently of them. And in a pinch, you also have a hero you can move around to help fight when things get hectic.
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You can also upgrade the towers with the gold you earn from killing enemies. The idea is to strategically place towers so they stop enemies before they overwhelm any one area of the map. At first, you only have access to four towers, but as you progress you unlock more, for a total of eleven. To accomplish this, there are locations throughout the map where you can build towers. But each level has a star rating, so the fewer enemies you let through, the higher your score. On the main campaign mode, you have twenty hearts, meaning that twenty enemies can escape before you lose the battle.
Your job is to protect those exit points and make sure no one gets through. If you’ve never played a Kingdom Rush game, the basic idea is that in each level, wave after wave of enemies will march down the paths and make their way to the exits.
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