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The story, the past, the development, the trajectory... EVERYTHING about them is interconnected, making it clear that the way they are written is as a unified whole; individualism doesn't matter and doesn't exist within the Troupe! So, for you, is this a problem? In my opinion, it's their main distinguishing feature. Most villain groups are developed individually, where each member has their own objectives. The Troupe, however, is a large criminal family with a single mission.

The layout isn't that great anymore... The game itself isn't that good, with a pretty ugly visual style, which makes it seem "cheap" (which is ironic considering the price of in-app purchases), and they manage to make the situation even worse by cluttering the screen with these elements.

It doesn't hurt to dream that they might somehow put it in Kingdom Rush Genesis!

This relates to the fact that the first Wizard King's full name was Lemiel Silvamillion. That is, at some point, the family likely branched out, giving rise to the Silva and Vermillion families. So, in my mind, it would be cool and interesting to see Asta "reunite" the family and bring back the original name, in addition to him having the name Asta Silvamillion himself.

(Considering that the Steam and Play Pass versions on mobile are the best versions to play, unlocking everything without extra costs.)

IRON MARINES: Well, for me, who played StarCraft on PC, Ironhide's RTS is my favorite game. In my opinion, it has the best art and graphics design, being an improvement on the classic visuals of the classic games, in addition to the gameplay which I really enjoy.

VENGEANCE: Speaking of which, yes, it's a much slower game than the others, but it doesn't bother me much. The changes in the use of the towers, in my opinion, were welcome and worked for me, a great variety of towers and gameplay. It was here that the visual style of the games left simplicity and became more cartoonish; it was strange at the time, but today I think it's a great visual. For me, it was a great evolution of the franchise.

ORIGINS: Basically, it took the base of the two previous games and improved it even more, especially in the visuals, and perhaps has the best visuals and art of all the games. It evolves a bit more, now adding unique abilities for each hero. The three classic games are quite similar, with only a few evolutions in mechanics and visuals, and I usually played one after the other.

KR OG AND FRONTIERS: I put them together because visually and in terms of gameplay they are basically the same, with the addition of hero evolution through skill points in Frontiers. These were the games I played the most in the franchise.

ALLIANCE: A slight improvement over Vengeance, now allowing two heroes in the stages. Honestly, as good as it is, I don't know, it's good because it's above average and Ironhide almost always makes extremely fun games, but it's not as memorable as the others, perhaps because it's the most recent game, but honestly, I think it could be better, the heroes and towers weren't the best, I even find them a bit generic. But the evolution and layout of the stages are undeniable; both Vengeance and Alliance have great stages and bosses, especially in the DLCs. Proof that Ironhide knows exactly what they're doing.

LEGENDS OF KR: I'll say right away that I'm not a big fan of turn-based RPGs, but it was a great initiative and quite fun, until you had to keep repeating the levels to unlock all the characters. That could have been much better, and it's a shame they quickly abandoned the game.

CLASH OF THE OLYMPIANS: Yes, it'll be here, and I'll say that I would LOVE a sequel or remake, or whatever, but they should bring this style of game back. It's absurdly fun, or even as an extra mode in another game, I don't know, but they should remake it.

JUNKWORLD: Unfortunately, I haven't played it and it will be a long time before I can. The only contact I had was with the Beta that was available for Android, until they announced it would only be released for iOS on Apple Arcade. SAD! But it looks quite interesting.

KR BATTLES: Great idea, the execution not so much, unfortunately. I've already spoken quite badly about this game, mainly its heavy monetization and RNG issues in the mechanics, but one thing I find ridiculous is how visually ugly it is compared to the others, with a "cheap" aspect of a generic mobile game, which only makes the ridiculous monetization worse.

IRON MARINES INVASION: Ironically, for me, the best and worst games are from the same franchise. I honestly don't know what happened for this game to be this way. Visually it's far inferior and the levels are terrible. The idea of each level being on a different planet is interesting, but it simply makes each area poorly utilized and not at all memorable; it was completely forgotten and a game thrown in the trash. It was just a "stopgap" until the release of Alliance.

All of these characters were incredible, and following the whole story was one of the best experiences I've had with a cartoon. But I can't say that seeing these events erased was something I enjoyed.