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Updated on November 20th 2014 at 13:40: Ironhide Studios has also released Kingdom Rush Origins on Android today. You can buy it for £1.88 / $2.99 on Google Play [buy]. It is also supported by IAPs.  It might also be worth checking out our review of the iOS version before you do. You know, just to see if it's worth your time. Original story follows... Ironhide Studios is going ba...

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"That kind of motion is very Travis"

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Kingdom Rush Origins is one of those games that you lose yourself in. Not because of en engrossing story, and not because it presents a particular challenge, but because the rhythm of its play is so satisfying. That's a trait it has inherited from its predecessors, and it's not the only one. This is every bit as robust, every bit as polished, and every bit as entertaining as the other games in ...

Added: 19.11.2014 11:31 | 22 views | 0 comments


Ironhide Studios is going back to the beginning with Kingdom Rush Origins, the latest addition to the tower defence series. And using our New Zealand App Store shaped crystal ball, we can tell you the game will be out at midnight tonight in the UK. As you might expect there are new towers, new heroes, and new enemies to play around with. All wrapped up in that polished cartoon style we've c...

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GT: "Dragon Age: Inquisition proves that even the most serious missteps can be corrected. Whereas Dragon Age: Origins was a grand adventure that harkened back to the days of Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale, Dragon Age II seemed like a rushed effort that misinterpreted its predecessor's best parts. Largely taking place in a lone city, Dragon Age II felt constrained and its dungeons were often identical to one another. Inquisition is a fierce response to those criticisms. Not only is the game sprawling to an intimidating degree, the story matches its vast landscapes. There's so much to embroil yourself in as the leader of a valiant army, that it's hard getting bored even after 100 hours of play. Without a doubt, Inquisition is one of the most enthralling role-playing games of the year."

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While the rest of the games world returns to the raw pixels of yesteryear for its platformers, Steel Wool Games has gone in the opposite direction. Flyhunter Origins is a triumph of smartphone gaming animation, which isn't altogether surprising given that actual Pixar animators are the driving force behind it. But astonishing graphics are almost suspicious these days. We've been dazzled by ...

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While the rest of the games world returns to the raw pixels of yesteryear for its platformers, Steel Wool Games has gone in the opposite direction. Flyhunter Origins is a triumph of smartphone gaming animation, which isn't altogether surprising given that actual Pixar animators are the driving force behind it. But astonishing graphics are almost suspicious these days. We've been dazzled by ...