Kingdom Rush: Frontiers

There are a number of games out that in the tower defense genre, but when I first discovered an online version of Kingdom Rush I have immediately fell in love. Few things that distinguish the series: - great art style - this game has many clones but remains unique and high polish - fun gameplay - unlike cheap clones this game is well thought, planned and executed - bug free - I haven't encountered any bugs that would ruin the experience - sound design and music - the sounds and music just add to the overall experience, they of quality and match presentation - each game has multiple maps to play in the story mode plus you usually get extra small scenarios and now endless mode as well - there are multiple heroes each with distinct traits/skills to try out further adding to replay value Let me sum up by saying that I bought a smart phone (5,5') just to be able to play all 3 games. The whole series is highly recommended, I own them on android and steam :)

From Developer: "But we are still not done. Check the list below to know when we'll add the remaining levels and Heroes by making free updates during the next months." Last week of August 2016 - Update 1.1 - Linux version - More Languages - Phase 1 (Russian, Portuguese, French, Spanish and German) - Bug fixes Last week of September 2016 - Update 1.2 - Rising Tides expansion - Heroes! (Kutsao and Karkinos join the fight!) Last week of October 2016 - Update 1.3 - Shadowmoon expansion - More Heroes! (Dante and Boneheart come to slay all evil!) - More Languages! - Phase 2 (Chinese and Japanese). Last week of November 2016 - Update 1.4 - Darklight Depths expansion - Even More Heroes! (Bruxa, Khaz and Saitam finally arrive!)

DISCLAIMER: Only played this with iPad, though I did play the original KR as a gog release. Have you played the original Kingdom Rush? If not, it's really good so go and play it. Really, superb tower defense. If yes, you already know what this is, so if you want more of the same, it's well worth getting. This one brings in a ton of new turrets, units and enemies. As gameplay goes, it's every bit as good as the previous one. But it's... slightly less fun somehow. Maybe because it IS more of the same, or maybe the new units aren't quite as interesting. Or maybe it's the new heroes that are not up to previous ones standards..

KRF is a great game, very fun, but three stars because it's missing several maps and heroes that the Steam version has, which I don't see the rationale for.