Kingdom Rush presents players with 12 stages worth of violent enemy hordes and all types of challenges that features tower-defense elements. The battlefield that you'll be in control of will task. Kingdom Rush Frontiers is a whole new level of the furiously fast, enchantingly charming gameplay that made kingdom Rush an award-winning Tower Defense hit. Defend exotic lands from dragons, man-eating plants, and ghastly denizens of the underworld -all with flashy towers, levels, heroes, and more goodies to help you crush your enemies to a pulp. Check out similar apps to Kingdom Rush Frontiers - Tower Defense Game 10 Similar Apps, 6 Review Highlights & 162,777 Reviews.
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Heroes, your Army, Enemies, and legendary td boss fights!
- 13 Powerful HEROES who will, without hesitation, rush into action at your command.
- LEVEL UP YOUR HEROES and upgrade their abilities. Train them all, they ARE ALL INCLUDED!
- NEW POWERS AND REINFORCEMENTS to vanquish your foes, td style!
- 30 UPGRADES to train your army to their best form.
- 60+ DEADLY ENEMIES that will put all of your wit and strategic skills to the test.
- RUSH TO SAVE THE KINGDOM as you bring down 6 mighty bosses in the most legendary boss fights!
Near Endless Tower Defense Gameplay
- 25 CHALLENGING STAGES that will test your skills.
- 5 DIFFERENT REALMS to conquer and explore.
- EXPLORE new lands in the Kingdom.
- 60+ ACHIEVEMENTS, hidden secrets, and fun stuff for you to play and discover while you explore the realm!
- UNLOCK HEROIC AND IRON CHALLENGES on all stages.
- CASUAL, NORMAL, VETERAN OR IMPOSSIBLE difficulty for every level.
- Summon enemy waves faster to earn additional gold.
- In-game encyclopedia! Learn all about your enemies and you will be able to plan the best strategy to defeat them. Study up!
- Multiple save slots to store your progress.
Time for some Royal Vengeance in the Kingdom!
Vez'nan, the powerful almighty wizard has returned.
Lead your powerful dark army and make the Kingdom tremble with each step. Help Vez'nan conquer new lands in the kingdom!
Orcs, goblins, demons, dark knights, zombies, and many more! Choose your favorites and mix them to find the most deadly tower defense combination – secure the crown of the kingdom for Vez'nan.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- OS: Windows 7
- Processor: Dual Core CPU
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 3.0 compliant with 512MB of video RAM.
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- OS: Windows 10
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: OpenGL 3.0 compliant with 1.0GB of video RAM.
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- 1. Download the installer from our website(using the download)
- 2. Then run the'.exe'and start to install the game
- 3. During the installation, then follow the instructions
- 4. The game starts automatically downloads and installs.
- 5. Wait until the installation is complete
- 6. Then pop up with the download key, and then activate the game
- 7. PlayIT!
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Top tactical TD to take up your time
Updated October 17, 2019: New entries!
The tower defence genre isn't anywhere near as popular as it used to be, with any big new releases few and far between.
Still, it remains a fun and mobile-friendly strategy sub genre with some downright classic games. What's more, you still see a little TD magic sprinkled across some of the popular hybrid genres of the moment.
One simple fact remains: no other type of strategy game feels as well suited to a compact touchscreen as tower defence. It's like it was invented for smartphones and tablets.
It wasn't, of course, but we sure are happy that it's taken up residence on our devices.
Here, then, are 25 of the best tower defence games available for iPhone and iPad.
Kingdom Rush
If there's a king of the mobile tower defence games, it has to be the Kingdom Rush series. The original (together with its two follow-ups) sports a near-perfect mix of tight strategic gameplay, intuitive controls, inventive and balanced levels, and beautiful comic book graphics.
Fieldrunners 2
The one iOS series that challenges Kingdom Rush for the TD throne is Fieldrunners. The second game in particular takes the classic tower defence template to its natural limits, with an impressive mixture of open and funnelled levels, loads of tower and enemy types, and slick graphics that can still impress four years on.
Plants vs Zombies
You might say that Plants vs Zombies is a lane defence game rather than tower defence. We say it still involves defending your base by building, positioning, and upgrading automated defences. And it's still awesome.
Clash of Clans
Is Clash of Clans really a tower defence game? No more or less than it's a strategy game, or a resource management game. The truth is that CoC pretty much established its own hybrid genre. It's a game of marshalling your resources, arranging your defences, and so much more.
Kingdom Rush: Frontiers
Never has the phrase 'more of the same' been less damning and more welcome than it is with the Kingdom Rush series. This second game doesn't change the core gameplay at all, but it does provide an all new setting and a completely fresh set of towers, heroes, and enemies.
Fieldrunners HD
It lacks the scale and sophistication of its sequel, but the original Fieldrunners remains an excellent game in its own right. Subatomic's game established the blueprint for a particular brand of mobile TD that requires you to create snaking death-paths for waves of attackers.
Clash Royale
Another game from Supercell that has us umming and ahhing about its inclusion. Clash Royale is another brilliant hybrid, combining classic tower defence with MOBA and card battling elements.
Kingdom Rush Origins
Yes, we're including a third Kingdom Rush game on this list - not because it does anything particularly fresh, but because it's so much better than most of its rivals. Again, there are completely new towers, enemies, and heroes, and that's more than enough.
Dungeon Warfare 2
Dungeon Warfare 2 has you constructing the ultimate death-filled dungeon. It's a far more open, tactically demanding affair than the standard lane-running of most tower defence games.
Castle Creeps TD
Kingdom Rush Origins - Tower Defense For Mac Os
As one of the more recent additions to this list, Castle Creeps TD is a highly polished example of the tower defence genre. There's not much new here, but like we said in the intro, games like these don't come along as often as they used to.
Crystal Siege HD
Chrystal Siege goes with the Kingdom Rush approach to TD, which as you've already seen, is no bad thing. The key twist here is that you can take direct control of your hero and set about laying into baddies directly.
Anomaly 2
The Anomaly games are another highly esteemed mobile TD franchise, and they come with a similar twist to Royal Revolt - this time you're the attacking swarm running the gauntlet through the enemy's static defences. Anomaly 2 in particular is a total visual treat.
Sentinel 4: Dark Star
Kingdom Rush Origins Tower Guide
Sentinel 4 arrived blinking into the light some four years after Sentinel 3. As a result, its old school and decidedly hardcore brand of tower defence - packed full of systems and lacking much in the way of hand-holding - is surprisingly refreshing.
Anomaly Defenders
Kingdom Rush Origins - Tower Defense For Mac 7
Somewhat confusingly, Anomaly Defenders's big twist is to reverse the twist of the earlier Anomaly games. Which essentially means it's a traditional tower defence game - albeit one with some uncommonly accomplished visuals and deeper-than-usual gameplay mechanics.
CastleStorm - Free to Siege
This console conversion covers an awful lot of ground for a tower defence game, mixing in elements of Angry Birds-like pinging and hack-and-slash action. Perhaps surprisingly, it all sticks together very well indeed.
Kingdom Rush Origins - Tower Defense For Mac Pro
Bad North
Bad North is described as a 'real-time tactics roguelike'. But there are definite traces of tower defence in there as you protect your idyllic island from waves of Viking invaders.
Tiny Defense 2
Tiny Defense 2, like its predecessor, flips the TD template around to a side-on perspective and makes everything look like a 16-bit mascot platformer. The result is one of the more welcoming TD games of recent times.
Kingdom Rush Origins - Tower Defense For Mac Download
Kingdom Rush Vengeance
Gremlins, inc. crack. This latest version of the imperious kingdom Rush series puts you in control of the baddies for once, applying a gleefully wicked spin to the well-worn lane-running action. The core tower defence action remains impeccable, though.
Clash of Clans
Is Clash of Clans really a tower defence game? No more or less than it's a strategy game, or a resource management game. The truth is that CoC pretty much established its own hybrid genre. It's a game of marshalling your resources, arranging your defences, and so much more.
Kingdom Rush: Frontiers
Never has the phrase 'more of the same' been less damning and more welcome than it is with the Kingdom Rush series. This second game doesn't change the core gameplay at all, but it does provide an all new setting and a completely fresh set of towers, heroes, and enemies.
Fieldrunners HD
It lacks the scale and sophistication of its sequel, but the original Fieldrunners remains an excellent game in its own right. Subatomic's game established the blueprint for a particular brand of mobile TD that requires you to create snaking death-paths for waves of attackers.
Clash Royale
Another game from Supercell that has us umming and ahhing about its inclusion. Clash Royale is another brilliant hybrid, combining classic tower defence with MOBA and card battling elements.
Kingdom Rush Origins
Yes, we're including a third Kingdom Rush game on this list - not because it does anything particularly fresh, but because it's so much better than most of its rivals. Again, there are completely new towers, enemies, and heroes, and that's more than enough.
Dungeon Warfare 2
Dungeon Warfare 2 has you constructing the ultimate death-filled dungeon. It's a far more open, tactically demanding affair than the standard lane-running of most tower defence games.
Castle Creeps TD
Kingdom Rush Origins - Tower Defense For Mac Os
As one of the more recent additions to this list, Castle Creeps TD is a highly polished example of the tower defence genre. There's not much new here, but like we said in the intro, games like these don't come along as often as they used to.
Crystal Siege HD
Chrystal Siege goes with the Kingdom Rush approach to TD, which as you've already seen, is no bad thing. The key twist here is that you can take direct control of your hero and set about laying into baddies directly.
Anomaly 2
The Anomaly games are another highly esteemed mobile TD franchise, and they come with a similar twist to Royal Revolt - this time you're the attacking swarm running the gauntlet through the enemy's static defences. Anomaly 2 in particular is a total visual treat.
Sentinel 4: Dark Star
Kingdom Rush Origins Tower Guide
Sentinel 4 arrived blinking into the light some four years after Sentinel 3. As a result, its old school and decidedly hardcore brand of tower defence - packed full of systems and lacking much in the way of hand-holding - is surprisingly refreshing.
Anomaly Defenders
Kingdom Rush Origins - Tower Defense For Mac 7
Somewhat confusingly, Anomaly Defenders's big twist is to reverse the twist of the earlier Anomaly games. Which essentially means it's a traditional tower defence game - albeit one with some uncommonly accomplished visuals and deeper-than-usual gameplay mechanics.
CastleStorm - Free to Siege
This console conversion covers an awful lot of ground for a tower defence game, mixing in elements of Angry Birds-like pinging and hack-and-slash action. Perhaps surprisingly, it all sticks together very well indeed.
Kingdom Rush Origins - Tower Defense For Mac Pro
Bad North
Bad North is described as a 'real-time tactics roguelike'. But there are definite traces of tower defence in there as you protect your idyllic island from waves of Viking invaders.
Tiny Defense 2
Tiny Defense 2, like its predecessor, flips the TD template around to a side-on perspective and makes everything look like a 16-bit mascot platformer. The result is one of the more welcoming TD games of recent times.
Kingdom Rush Origins - Tower Defense For Mac Download
Kingdom Rush Vengeance
Gremlins, inc. crack. This latest version of the imperious kingdom Rush series puts you in control of the baddies for once, applying a gleefully wicked spin to the well-worn lane-running action. The core tower defence action remains impeccable, though.
Dead Island: Survivors
The Dead Island brand name is here put towards a surprising mixture of TD strategy and hack-and-slash combat. It's not the subtlest slice of strategy on this list, but defending a band of survivors from waves of the undead is sure to put a grim smile on your face.
Block Fortress
It might look a bit (okay, a lot) like Minecraft, but Block Fortress hones a surprisingly tight 3D tower defence game out of those familiar building blocks. Pick a place to make your stand, build a fortress, and fend off the enemy waves, jumping in for some crude FPS action where necessary.
Bardbarian
Another fine TD mash-up. Bardbarian takes a lane defence structure, and then proceeds to stir in some RPG and arcade shooter magic. It shouldn't work, but it does.
OTTTD
The title stands for Over the Top Tower Defence, which is a pretty accurate description. OTTTD lays it on thick with the silly humour and cartoony gore. It also folds in some neat RTS elements to further spice things up.
Radiant Defense
Developer Hexage has always given its games a unique flavour, and in Radiant Defense it has added the ability to erect barricades to divert the flow of enemy swarms.
Jelly Defense
Jelly Defense isn't remotely original - in fact it's all very Kingdom Rush. But it's uniquely pretty, to the point that you almost feel bad mowing down its waves of googly-eyed monsters.
Bloons TD 6
Kingdom Rush Origins Tower
Bloons TD 6 feels like something of an anachronism, with its classic static TD action and its cutesy graphics. It's a proper blast from the past, but with the lovely sharp visuals of a modern game.
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