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What is the Kingdom Rush Origins : is a tower defense game developed by Ironhide Game Studio and published by Armor Games, released as a free flash browser game on July 28, 2011,[1] on the iPad on December 19, 2011, on Android on May 2013, and a Unity port on January 2014 via Steam. A sequel, Kingdom Rush: Frontiers, was released on June 6, 2013. The third installment of the franchise, Kingdom Rush: Origins, was launched on November 20, 2014. Look : What is The Good : Kingdom Rush Origins keeps the familiar gameplay of the original, but adds tons of new content and new ways to defend against wave after wave of enemies. The Bad thing : There are separate versions for iPhone and iPad. Heroes are too expensive. You can't sync between devices. The Bottom Line : Fast and exciting strategic gameplay makes Kingdom Rush Origins a must-have pick for tower-defense fans. Getting started : As the third game in a very polished series, Kingdom Rush Origins lets you jump right into the action and -- even if you haven't played the earlier games -- tells you how to build your defense against the enemy onslaught. You start with enough gold to construct a few towers, but it's important to check the map to see where your enemies will be coming from. If you end up building all your towers by a single entrance (there can be multiple entrances), the second the enemies use another entrance you'll be scrambling to take them out before they make it to the end. As you play through your first couple games, you'll learn about heroes you can use and upgrade, the different types of monsters, and how you'll need a mix of towers in order to be successful. As far as content, there are tons of levels to play throughout Kingdom Rush Origins and three skill levels to give it plenty of replayability. As you progress you'll be able to unlock upgrades to make your towers stronger. It's all about the upgrades : Each level gives you a number of lives. If the number of enemies that pass through the exit is more than your remaining lives, your round is over. The only way to stop that from happening is to upgrade. You get four defense towers to choose from that give you different types of attack power including elven infantry, elf archers, mystic mages, and stone druids. The infantry is the backbone of your defense, fighting on the front lines as it defends a path. But they also slow enemies down so you can really deal damage with your other towers. In other words, using a mix of towers is the best bet. Each of your towers can be upgraded to give them more attack power and more attacks. For example, the elven archer tower starts with just one archer, but you can upgrade it up to three archers for triple the attacks. But even beyond that, you can upgrade the type of arrows the archers use and add sleep poison to the arrows or burst-shot abilities. In between games you can upgrade the overall power of each type of tower as well, so it's important to keep adding points earned to each tower type so they're stronger overall. Make sure to have a mix of towers for the best defense. Choose and upgrade your heroes : Along with your towers and special nuke abilities, you can also have a strong hero on the battlefield you can control. You can use heroes to attack particularly strong enemies, or to fortify areas of the map that are vulnerable to attacks by moving them into position. There are nine different heroes to choose from, each with their own set of abilities. For example, a mage type hero would be a ranged attacker, where a melee hero will battle on the front lines, but the abilities for each can be upgraded between games using points from your winnings. Each hero has five different abilities that you can upgrade. So, in the case of Arivan the mage, you can choose to upgrade his fire, ice, snow or earth attacks, or add points to his elite ability that sends a tornado down the path that shoots lightening as it hits several enemies at once. Which heroes you use and how you upgrade them is up to you, but you'll find that having a good mix to choose from will help you get through the tougher levels. # Google Play Store

what is skype qik : Skype Qik is a video messaging service by Skype. It was created from the technology Skype Technologies acquired through the purchase of Qik. The service, offered for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone devices, allows users to exchange video messages between individuals or within a group. Previously, the Qik service offered a mobile-based live video-sharing website and two-way video conferencing application that allowed users to stream live video from their cell phones to the internet. Qik enabled users to record and upload video directly from supported cell phones. Qik, a Silicon Valley startup, launched its alpha version in December 2007 and went into public beta in July 2008. Look : What is The Good : Skype Qik is fast at recording and sending video messages. The bad thing : The app's design is confusing and you can only send messages to people already in your phone's address book. The Bottom Line : Limited features and a complicated interface mean that you should skip Qik for other video messaging apps. Setup & Design : The app isn't at all like Skype; you don't log in with your Skype account and you don't get access to your Skype contacts. Instead, you log into the app with your phone number and only communicate with the contacts on your phone that also have Qik. Because you login with you phone number, you cannot use Qik on more than one device, but that might not matter since there are no tablet versions of the app. There's no way to enter someone's phone number or email address manually in the app (I tried), they need to be part of your phone contacts in order to send a message to them. For me, that's a sticking point, because for an app with Skype in the name, I expect to be able to chat with my Skype contacts. The app's main screen (left) shows all of your conversations. Tap any of them to see the videos in the chat (right). If you friends don't already use Qik, they'll get a text with a link to download the app, and they'll need to install it to watch your videos. Again, if you need to use the app to send messages, as opposed to sending them as texts or emails, I don't see why I couldn't create an optional username that I could share with people not already in my phone contacts so that I can send messages to them. When you first open the app, you get a blank slate of gradient blue bars and a prominent bright red record button at the top. As you send videos to your friends, the app's home screen fills up with conversations, with blurred out still shots from the latest sent or received video as a background. From there, you'll enter different conversations with your friends to send new messages. You can only send videos with Qik, not text or still photos. While simple video messaging is po[CENSORED]r these days, I'd still rather have the flexibility of sending multiple types of messages. To Get Qik : 1 - Google Play Store 2 - Windows Phone Store 3 - Apple App Store

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