Rogue Kingdoms is a premium strategy game from developer Drac Blau Studio. It is a Medieval-themed tower defense with roguelike elements and a charming cartoon art style. Players will deploy towers to defend against waves of enemies while a mighty hero with unique abilities joins the fight itself.

Much like Thronefall or Dungeon Defenders II, Rogue Kingdoms combines the tactics of tower placement with real-time combat for a more engaging gameplay. There are various units to choose from, and it allows players to create different character builds to adapt to different situations and enemies.

Defend the kingdom

Rogue Kingdoms combines classic tower defense gameplay with real-time combat. You will control a hero to fight waves of enemies together with your towers across multiple maps, which you can select on branching paths. Manage over 50 unit types on the battlefield, each with its unique characteristics and upgrade options, to deploy on the battlefield as strategic points to maximize their effectiveness against incoming troops.

Earn rewards from each wave, which you will use to purchase upgrades for your hero and tower units. Come up with different character builds with various combinations of skills and traits, and achieve synergies with towers for the best strategy for all kinds of situations and enemies. Manage your resources carefully and use them wisely, as they will be limited. You'll also be able to collect a wide assortment of weapons and relics to augment your power further.

Each run will look and feel different with procedurally generated maps and enemies. You can also choose which direction to take on branching paths that lead to various encounters, with extensive information to help you decide strategically. All that said, the gameplay in Rogue Kingdoms is limited due to thin in-game content. Hopefully, future updates will address this and add more things to do and experience.

Potentially great

To sum up, Rogue Kingdoms is a solid tower defense game that incorporates real-time combat into its gameplay. The result is an experience that is both tactical and engaging as you face enemy hordes, experiment with different character builds, and save the kingdom from doom. Despite its currently limited content, it is still worth checking out and seeing for yourself.