As you progress deeper and deeper into the game, you’ll unlock everything from angry, bomb-throwing ents to Swamp Thing-looking druids who’ll lay down a thick carpet of briars to slow your enemies down. The game really runs with its elvish theme, offering up lush green environments (in the early stages) and tower upgrades that are a perfect fit for the more Tolkien-esque nature of the game. Again, this isn’t a bad thing – but if you’re looking at Origins as a chance for Kingdom Rush to reinvent the wheel, you’re going to be sorely disappointed.įor those of us who are clamoring at a chance for more of what we already love, Kingdom Rush Origins fires on all cylinders.

They might be skinned differently, but these are still the same archer, mage, warrior and ballista towers you know and love. Kingdom Rush Origins does little in terms of gameplay to differentiate itself from its predecessors. Admittedly, the first two games had a healthy dose of that as well, but this time around you’ll find yourself in command of a Elven race as they do battle against their sinister, spider-loving, evil cousins. Taking place in a new setting, with new towers, heroes and upgrades, Kingdom Rush Origins trades in the medieval garb of its predecessors to put more of its focus on high fantasy.

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