King Of Defense: Merge TD

John Han

5 months ago

Ads everywhere, if you like watching ads, this is for you!

Abs Yasin

3 years ago

This game is trying hard to be kingdom rush and I give them props for the presentation. But what I don't give props to this game isn't the gameplay but the points you receive from each and every level. It's absurd and discouraging to the point that I had to stop playing it. The reward system is so horrible becuase it's heavily forcing you to grind with less gain and repeat the same stage over and over again... Well, after reviewing this, I'm gonna Uninstall the game and go back to Kingdom Rush.

David LovesG

4 years ago

Graphics way too small in everything from description, to game map and gameplay, needs to be an extra large zoom feature to not cause massive eyestrain and thinking of uninstalling as a result! Graphics nice but need extra detail,nice music, but too low, needs volume for music and sound effects. Nice variety, but no real description of of all the power-ups and. features. Pay to progress, too expensive, huge amounts of money to get anywhere heroes too expensive!

Sanen Lkr

2 years ago

Extremely fun at the initial stages but i don't like how the game gets harder to the point of being impossible and have to spend to win unlike Kingdom rush where you can win just by skills. The difficulty should be gradual and have the possibility to win without having to spend. This would have been the best mobile game if it wasn't for impossible level difficulty. Dissapointed.

Edgor

4 years ago

The problem with this game is that there's just too much going on. For example Stage 4 has a cannon shooting out dwarfs that fight for you, that you need to send to the enemies, there are environmental Minigames that can give you ridiculous money, your hero has abilities and a pet, that also has an ability, you can summon farmers to help you, you can super buff a tower, the towers need to be upgraded and all that is communicated and translated poorly. It's fun, but don't play on fast mode.

kïtsune

3 years ago

A+ Game. You can progress free w/ ads instead of having to pay to progress, graphics are great, mechanics are easy to use/learn, level diversity, upgrade system, etc.. my only gripe, & the reason why I only rated it 4/5 stars, is that lately I've had trouble with getting ads to be available. Often times it feels almost necessary to watch certain ads to get more starting gold for a level, to buy items, etc. but when I try to watch 1 I can't open it up & get the same msg saying it's unavailable

Nazario C. Tendahal

5 months ago

Great for those who like TD games. Like the visuals and overall design of the game. Good job devs👍

Michelle Nepomuceno

5 months ago

I've been having fun on this game for the past 2 years now because of a very few ads. But now, I cannot open the game without the ad. It sucks that from the initial opening of the app, it'll lead you to an ad that didn't make sense at all?! Please remove the ap once you open the app!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Daniel Coira

3 years ago

I was completely in to the game until i unlocked world 2 and saw the towers didn't change. I don't think it's fun having to unlock all the previous features you already had, it feels completely unrewarding. Got completely uninterested with the game knowing the towers don't change like in Realm Defense, guess I'll keep waiting for world 7. Oh and the pricing with the expensive heroe currently is insane, 40 dollars is way too much for the Old Warrior.

Ryan Biermann

3 years ago

Played all KR games. It's not a ripoff just because enemies come down a path like every td game. A lot going on here: the world map, pvp, tournament, different game modes, stackable towers. Definitely not boring. Only up to lvl 11 on world map. It's a hard game. Maybe it will get too hard like some say. Agree that the rewards are insufficient. Also agree you get a lot of gems for a few bucks. Worth a try if you've played other td games. Lacking in tutorial if you haven't.

John Hunter

3 years ago

This is a love letter to Kingdom Rush. Interesting addition to the TD genre, with the quirk of being able to stack two towers in one spot. It scratches exactly the itch that kingdom Rush scratches, and it does not force you to watch any ads (although it encourages it, with rewards.) I'm just 12 stages in, but there's been no grinding so far to get 3* on normal stages, but failure can happen if you don't anticipate things correctly. Really enjoying this!

The General

3 years ago

Ok. People were complaining about unfair gameplay so I actually didn't spend a penny. (I usually get beginner packs and bonuses early since that's when they are most useful.) Yeah, it's tough but I went to 11 to see what the fuss was - yes you can cross the chasm with your hero. Just advance slowly. And you get the wolf free once you win that level. You don't need to buy it. Okay, so that's settled, I'm buying stuff now. (Again, it's hard but not impossible.)

Ardo Kusuma

4 years ago

Graphic is pretty much like Kingdom Rush (many tower defense games out there copy Kingdom Rush style). Pretty unique idea of stacking towers. So, let's go through them. Pretty basic, 1 army, 1 siege, 1 magic, 1 archer. You mostly only need siege and archer. When you stack them, your siege will have a huge range. Magic tower, take the one that can convert enemy to attack each other. Magic tower combine stacked with something will get "speed" boost, but that's useless because it only happens once in a while (the speed boost, that is). Combining any tower with archer will give you permanent range boost, so that's the best one. This game lost 2 stars from me due to the mechanic of enemies' pathing. Pathing is really important, yet this game has bugs in it. Most of them just "phase" through my armies and heroes without acknowledging them. Lost many lives in many games due to this. The enemies didn't get stopped by my armies. Kinda wanted to support the game as well by purchasing some heroes, but given this pathing issues, it kinda pushes me not to somehow....

Matthew Young

3 years ago

I want to see how much money and time the positive reviews spent on the game! One of the most egregious examples of forced pay to win I've ever seen. On level 11 they have a map with an area your champion can't reach and there are not enough tower slots to stop the enemy mobs. The solution? Pay $0.99 to unlock a champion trapped in a cage up there. If that is not obvious enough, the cage bounces over and over during the match as you are losing, trying to get you to pay up before it's game over

Isaac Lamb

3 years ago

The gameplay mechanics are great. Combining tower types is a great ability that sets this game apart from other tower defense apps. I haven't felt any need to purchase anything so far in order to win, so that's a win. The downside is the grammar; sometimes the English translation is so bungled that you can't understand the directions. Doesn't make much of a difference on gameplay though, just makes the game feel cheaper.

Albert H

3 years ago

As I fan of TD games I like this one but it has its issues. Great maps, worlds, towers, levels, heroes, and graphics. However it relies on ads waaaay too much and some levels/enemies are incredibly difficult to beat/kil and the heroes only gain experience if you beat the level (veeery slow progress at times.) Also there are too many options and spending money does not guarantee progress. The heroes to get are Satan, scorch blaze and Brion (I have not unlocked Waylin.) Don't get andor or cercle.

James Roberts

3 years ago

Keeps me busy. Sometimes it requires patience, but that makes it easier to integrate into the rest of my life. I wish there was a single button (hit again to confirm) that would put it into pause mode and return to "desktop" without losing one's place in the game. In general, the battles are fun, and finding/achieving upgrades are satisfying, but sometimes frustrating. It has adequately filled the empty times in my life.