If you're already copying Walkthroughs to beat the Iron / Heroic - assuming you are looking at Steam version walkthroughs - chances are those strategies rely on precise control of barrack placements and strategically timed used of the Reinforcements and Rain of Fire skills. I remember using it as a staple on Flash, but when it comes to the Steam version Tesla does better. I don't have concrete information, but I do know that some things do not work as effectively as compared to Flash based on gameplay experience - e.g.: Big Bertha doesn't decimate everything as it used to. Levels remain mostly the same, although they are now divided into 'Areas'.If you're comparing this to the Flash version yes, there have been slight tweaks to certain towers and/or enemy types. The story is shown through comics at the start of each level and the descriptions of the levels. It is heavily implied that it is the land of Lineria from the pre-reboot games but around 100 years in the future, due to the familiar locations but new characters and better technology. The player travels through the land of Lineria, battling hordes of ravenous beasts while approaching the castle of the dark demon lord Moloch. Kingdom Rush follows the player, an unnamed general working in the service of King Denas V. These skills are separate from the Rain of Fire and Reinforcements abilities, which also return.
Each skill does something different and is on a cooldown. Before every battle, the player can select three skills to use in the level. They are now used to permanently train heroes new skills.
KINGDOM RUSH PAGRAS HEROIC UPGRADE
The points used to upgrade the heroes return but they are used in a new way. They are now linked to specific towers and give bonuses to those towers. Spits out roadtacks that stay on the ground for a while and are best utilized in combination with Barricades and high damage towers. Shoots powerful bolts that one shot a lot of enemies at a very low speed, best used for picking off tough targets as it attacks the strongest enemy. Rapidly summons weak minions that run along the path and seek after enemies before attacking them as meatshields and bonus damage. Tosses flasks of poisonous liquid that poison foes but deal quite low damage, used most effectively as supplementary damage.
Slowly fires sticky globs of glue at enemies, which slow them down and have a chance to stun them for 2 or so seconds.
Slowly fires exploding AOE projectiles that deal high damage and are best used for crowd control instead of as the main damage dealer.Ĭan be placed on the path and is used primarily as a barrier that enemies must destroy to advance, though through upgrades it can deal damage. Shoots bolts of arcane energy which penetrate traditional armor at a moderate speed and is best used for taking out powerful, armoured enemies Rapidly fires arrows that deal low damage and are good for steadily damaging does but can also do special effects when upgraded. Trains 3 soldiers that fight enemies directly and work well as cannon fodder, though they can deal serious damage when upgraded. While the original game included only four base towers, the reboot includes 10, all unlocked throughout the first five levels. One difference between the reboot and its predecessor is the greater variety of towers. The gameplay of the reboot is mostly the same as it's predecessor, with a few differences including a new weakness and resistance system.
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