Tower defence games are as old as time itself, so it is perhaps fitting that Kingdom Rush Origins puts this genre firmly within the medieval era. Following the likes of Kingdom Rush and Kingdom Rush Frontiers, Kingdom Rush Origins offers up even more of that tower defence goodness on our consoles.
We used to frequent a nightclub that sold bags of Space Raiders alongside your alcoholic beverages. My friend decided one night to eat 20 bags along with copious amounts of vodka. His stomach let him know all about it the morning after. Anyways, this game has nothing to do with the corn snack. Space Raiders in Space is out today on Xbox.
Ever fallen asleep at work or at school? We’re all friends here you can be honest and admit it. Well, Frank – the titular character of Lesson Learned – has done just that. And in 2022 when Lesson Learned arrives on consoles, he’s going to find out the hard way just how costly that is.
As an idea, it’s a remarkably simple one. It makes you wonder why it hasn’t been done before (at least, not in a game that’s got Steampunk Tower in the title): what if you made a tower defence game... in a tower? Steampunk Tower 2 is out now on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
We don't know how they do it, but 8floor Games are back with another new game. This time it's the debut of a new franchise too, as DayD: Tower Rush sets up home on Xbox.
Now available on Xbox, just a few short weeks after the original launch onto Steam, Block Tower TD comes to us from the folks at MyDreamForever and Tazdraperm.
Available to play on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC is Lesson Learned. It's from those at Gaming Factory, following on from the prologue adventures of Lesson Learned: Cult of the Elizabeth.
I have given – and received – my fair share of dodgy presents over the years. But this one takes the biscuit for bad presents. Find out what it is in Broken Universe – Tower Defense, out today on Xbox.
In life, having a healthy balance of offence and defence can get you through most situations. Too much offence and you appear hot-headed, too little and you can be walked right over. This applies in videogames too; you need that balance. But what if they only item you were given was a shield before a fight, how would you go on the offensive then? Find out in Brain Storm: Tower Bombarde on Xbox.
