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Sure, there are a few niggles, especially when your units are stood close to each other and you're trying to move them around, but it's rare that that happens. There's not much fiddling around here, and that makes the whole experience perfectly suited to mobile. Iron Marines takes the simplicity of the tower defence genre, but then layers a thick and difficult RTS on top of it. You build machine gun outposts, and draw your army from special transportation devices when you've got resources to spend. There are bases to defend, installations to protect, and enemies to blast into pieces. Missions involve traversing large levels, completing objectives. There's far more going on here, and a greater slice of freedom too. There's definitely a tower defence feel to things here, as you might imagine from the dev behind Kingdom Rush.

IRON MARINES CRYSTAL UPGRADE

You'll add to your army as you get deeper into the experience, and upgrade your hero as well. Rangers, snipers, giant stomping mechs that fire out gouts of deadly flame. Alongside them you have a variety of troops. They're tough, durable, and have special skills they can use to their advantage in skirmishes. Your main weapon in the scrap is your hero unit. And as the game goes on you'll get more tools to use to do just that.

You're tasked with saving human colonies from an invading alien army. The game is set in deep space, and sees you playing the commander of the titular marines. And it's premium, so there are no wait-timers or ads, just fun. It's a game that mixes together ideas from plenty of other mobile genres, and squishes them into something really rather good. Well, let me introduce you to Iron Marines. When was the last time you played a mobile RTS that made you go 'oh lordy, lordy, this is something a bit special'?Įven if you translate those words into things actual people think, I'm going to bet that it's been a good long while, if ever.

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