However, despite the variety of party setups, the combat ends up feeling pretty dry and mindless once you get the basics down.
You have to chip away at armored enemies before you can get to that squishy HP underneath, but magic and effects like poison bypass it altogether, and the same applies to you. The straightforward combat works well with each character receiving two actions. The thing is, Legends of Kingdom Rush is neatly laid out with all of its pieces in the right places to be a solid tactics game, but it’s constantly hamstrung by its own simplicity. 18 Characters to choose from, 15 of which must be unlocked. You put together a team of three heroes from a roster of 18 unlockable characters, and each one has its own powers and role in the party. One Adventure might have you fighting heavily armored Orcs while another pits you against crazed cultists.Įach adventure is relatively short and ends with clever boss fights that are a lot of fun the first time but get repetitive on multiple playthroughs. Legends of Kingdom Rush features several different adventures that differ in both theme and tactics, which is nice. In true rogue-lite fashion, each run is self-contained. A lack of meaningful decision points in a tactical rogue-lite makes for an experience that constantly feels like it’s missing something and unfortunately, that’s where Legends of Kingdom Rush lands. However, its simplicity also translates to shallowness. The user interface is mobile-oriented, even on PC, and features helpful tooltips that keep you informed. It’s very easy to learn and play with little overhead. One of the biggest advantages Legends of Kingdom Rush has is its simplicity. You can find a video version of this review on my Y ouTube Channel Events may require some dice rolls, while battles have you directing your party in turn-based combat. You piece together a team of heroes and move through randomly generated adventure maps.
Legends of Kingdom Rush is a pretty simple tactical rogue-lite.
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