This is the index for the Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis wiki. Every page below is fact-checked and carries a label saying whether its claims are officially confirmed, partially confirmed, or still waiting on Ironhide. The game launched on 24 September 2026, and the launch-sensitive pages were re-verified against the live stores on 26 September.
Start Here
If you know nothing about the game, three pages cover most of what people ask.
- Release Date & Unlock Time covers the launch timeline and how launch day rolled out.
- Gameplay Overview explains the loop: towers, heroes, spells and how a stage plays.
- The Upgrade System covers the one thing most coverage gets wrong.
The Game
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Gameplay Overview | The core loop, the scale of the game, and what is genuinely new |
| Upgrade System & The Rework | The system Ironhide removed in July 2026 and what replaced it |
| All Five Game Modes | Iron Challenge, Blitz, Hero Party, Spell Rush and Classic Mode |
| Enemies & Factions | The five enemy races, the Shadow Order and the boss situation |
Units
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Towers | All 15 towers, their families and the star unlock order |
| Classic Mode Towers | All 20 names from the 2011 tower lines, fully published |
| Heroes | All 12 heroes named, the unlock split and how dual heroes work |
| Spells | All 9 spells and the equip-three loadout |
Release & Buying
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Release Date & Unlock Time | The launch timeline and how launch day rolled out |
| Platforms & System Requirements | PC, iOS, Android, minimum specs and no consoles |
| Price & Where To Buy | $6.99 on mobile, $19.99 on Steam, verified on the live stores |
The Demo
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Demo Status | The full record of a demo that has ended, and why there is nothing to download |
| Hands-On Impressions | What it played like, and which criticisms the rework answered |
Media & History
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Trailers & Videos | Four verified official videos and two community ones |
| The Devlog Archive | All 28 weekly devlogs, with the important entries flagged |
| Series Background | The eight-game franchise and how Genesis connects to it |
| Story & World | The time-travel premise, the regions and Elynie's Sword |
| Characters | Vez'nan, Gerald Lightseeker and the rest of the cast |
| Full FAQ | Forty questions, launch-verified answers |
How This Wiki Labels Facts
Every page carries one of three labels, and the label is the point of the page rather than decoration.
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Official sources | Published by Ironhide on their site, devlogs, presskit or store listings |
| Partially confirmed | Confirmed in part, or reported by a credible third party only |
| Pending confirmation | Not announced by anyone. We say so instead of guessing |
Pages where a specific claim is genuinely uncertain also carry a Read this first box immediately below the summary. That box is the fastest way to know which parts of a page are solid.
We do not invent numbers, boss names or tier rankings. If the information does not exist, the page says the information does not exist.
FAQ
How many pages does this wiki have?
Twenty content pages, covering release information, systems, units, the demo, media and the franchise history.
Is this an official wiki?
No. It is an independent fan wiki, not affiliated with or endorsed by Ironhide Game Studio.
How often is it updated?
Tracking pages covering release information, the demo, pricing and anything post-launch are re-checked regularly. Every page shows its last fact-check date.
Does the wiki list bosses?
Yes, all six, from the community wiki's record of the released game: Gor'Thok, J.T., Sarelgaz, Moglok-Hai, Lord Blackburn and Vez'nan. They carry community labels because Ironhide never published them.