Is doing rather well, even though it can't compare with the financial success of the first KR. Steamspy is a bit inaccurate, so it adjusts the information on a day to day basis. KRF steam sold more than 200 000 copies? IDK what to make out of it. that's the number of sales each day, a.k.a. SO either 3 000 people returned the game in two days, or those numbers stack, a.k.a. Can you return a Steam game? Because on KRF's sales it says 16 000 on, but two days before it was almost 19 000. It's in beta, so it might not be accurate. There's this site called 'Steamspy' that shows steam data. I'm sorry if this sounds all jumbled up (I typed this all at one time without bothering to edit), but my strong opinion is that the gem shop is not necessary and seems to even take away from the game.īesides, it's been confirmed that it's not being added with Tats saying on the Steam discussion:ĭimumurray wrote:Have sales of the steam version of KRF been good thus far? Instead, players are forced to learn to beat the levels without the shop. The grinding would actually make the players tired of the game and not want to play it anymore.

The bad players would grind on the easy levels over and over again just to get a few gems for the later levels. It would make the game way too easy, and this would actually suck for the bad players. Besides, there as only extra gold, extra hearts, an enemy freeze, dynamite, a blizzard, and a bomb that literally killed everything. The game is completely beatable without it, and the shop is related to in-app purchases, which Ironhide does not want even near their Steam games. It wasn't in the first Kingdom Rush Steam and I doubt that it'll be on this one. No_Username wrote:When are you going to add the gem shop?

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