Of course, these towers may not necessarily fit with your playstyle the way they fit with ours. However, if no bundles are currently available for you, I’d buy the Blazing Gem, the Grim Cemetery and maybe the Rotten Forest. Given the chance to throw some cash at the developers for all five towers, I would probably do it. The Goblin War Zeppelin is a perfectly powerful tower, but it isn’t worth spending money on unless it’s the exact kind of thing you want to use every match. However, even with the ability to target, it just doesn’t win out compared to the other artillery options - at least not in our loadout. This tower is pretty cool, and really lets you direct the havoc when it comes to artillery - a pretty unique trait. A giant air balloon tethered to a nearby tower can float over a lane and quickly drops bombs on it from above. The Goblin War Zeppelin is like the artillery version of the Wicked Sisters. Ironhide Game Studios Goblin War Zeppelin While the Wicked Sisters isn’t a definite buy, it’s a tower that we’ve used quite a bit and have gotten plenty of results with. The abilities also don’t improve the tower that much, and only provide some utility - potent as it may be. While the tower is great and pretty powerful, it’s not so much better than the other mage options available for free. She lobs either stun or poison bolts at enemies - which can be swapped on the fly - and deals significant damage. It’s essentially a mobile witch on a broom who is tethered to a nearby tower. The Wicked Sisters tower is actually really interesting. If you’re only going to buy one or two towers, make sure to choose this one. There are a few places, especially in the end game, where this tower was invaluable.īlazing Gem is a little boring, but extremely powerful in the right circumstances. Once it attaches its beam, the tower will make short work of anything. The Blazing Gem is the perfect kind of tower for big, slow enemies that are hard to kill. As the tower is upgraded, the beam grows more powerful the longer it attacks a single target. Instead of lobbing slow, powerful magic blasts, Blazing Gem fires a single, powerful beam at an enemy as they walk by. The Blazing Gem is a pretty familiar tower for Kingdom Rush veterans. However, when fully upgraded, the frequency of the stuns and ability to lock enemies in a small area for a long time is pretty impressive. This tower is very situational, and can be pretty easily replaced with the more powerful boiler. The abilities also benefit troops, and can create roots to stun opponents as well as additional tree allies to occupy opposing enemies. The best use for the Rotten Forest is to be a single area tower in an choke point filled with allied troops that can keep the enemies in the Rotten Forest’s range. Enemies constantly take damage as they wander over these - although the damage numbers themselves are pretty pitiful. In a small, 360-degree area around the tower, damaging roots will rise up from the ground. The Rotten Forest acts similarly to the boiler.

Of the purchasable towers, this is easily one of our favorites. With the right turret makeup surrounding the cemetery, nothing will make it past your roadblock of undead ghouls. Placing two or even three of these next to each other essentially creates an impassable wall of zombies. While playing, we found this tower to be very useful in choke points with multiple tower spots. As you level it up, you can buff these zombies and even make them explode once you unlock abilities. But unlike most troop towers that require a specific rally point, the Grim Cemetery spawns weak minions all around its area. The Grim Cemetery is a troop-based tower.

All of these towers are viable in certain situations, but not all of them are worth the price of individual purchase.

Kingdom Rush: Vengeance locks the Grim Cemetery, the Rotten Forest, the Blazing Gem, the Wicked Sisters and the Goblin War Zeppelin towers behind microtransactions - ranging from $2.99 to $6.99. So the question is, are they worth your extra money? Locked towers We got to play with these locked towers and heroes during our review of Kingdom Rush: Vengeance. At launch, Kingdom Rush: Vengeance will give players 11 towers over the course of the game, and locks five more behind a paywall. However, Kingdom Rush: Vengeance’s new tower loadout system has provided the team at Ironhide Game Studios a chance to add additional towers to the roster. Like Kingdom Rush games before it, Kingdom Rush : Vengeance offers additional heroes for sale on top of the few you unlock during the campaign.

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