Tower Attack

You've defended towers your whole life. Now it's your turn to take them down.

Tower Attack reverses tower defense: the map belongs to the enemy, the towers belong to them, and you are the one attacking. You don't build anything — you spend energy sending units that advance on their own along the way, stop to destroy each tower in their path, and hit the core before time runs out.

HOW TO PLAY
Energy replenishes automatically and is the only limit to your pace. Each card sent consumes some of it, so the decision is always the same and always difficult: do I send a cheap unit now or save it for something more powerful later?

And it's no use grinding slowly. From time to time the enemy repairs the damaged towers, and a guard leaves the core to rebuild the fallen ones. Leaving three towers half-destroyed is work they undo for free — attacking in waves and finishing the job is what separates victory from a draw against the clock.

SIX UNITS, SIX FUNCTIONS
• Runner — cheap and fast, useful for probing the range of towers
• Brute — can withstand a beating and take down towers in melee combat
• Tank — slow and expensive, but clears the path for the rest of the army to pass
• Drone — flies straight to the core ignoring the road, but only 3 per phase
• Healer — doesn't attack, heals those nearby
• Ram — area attack that takes down the tower and neighboring towers

EIGHT DEFENSES, EIGHT DIFFERENT PROBLEMS
• Cannon — heavy shot, only hits those on the ground
• Laser — fast and long-range, also hits those flying
• Ice — hardly hurts, but slows down your troops in the worst place on the map
• Machine Gun — each burst hits three units, so punishes sending them all together
• Generator — doesn't shoot: shields the surrounding towers, and is fragile
• Missiles — pure anti-aircraft, makes the drone a luxury Expensive
• Flamethrower — very short range and area damage, punishes crowds
• Fortress — charges for four seconds in sight and discharges in an area

50 STAGES, AND A TWIST EVERY TEN
Each map has its own layout, with the number and mix of towers gradually increasing. The first ones are won by reflex; the last ones require composition, timing, and improved troops. Three stars only for those who finish with time to spare.

Every ten stages the rule changes entirely: a race without any towers against the clock, a siege with a single Fortress, a blackout that reduces your deck to two units, and a swarm with double energy against reinforced defenses. The scenario also changes as you advance — field, desert, snow, night, and volcano.

UPGRADE THE ARMY
The gold from the stages buys permanent life and damage upgrades, unit by unit. This isn't an extra: only a few stages are beatable with a raw troop, and the entire campaign is balanced assuming you'll return to the shop.

A stage that seemed impossible becomes possible.

LEARN TO PLAY
An eight-lesson animated tutorial within the game shows the objective, energy, each troop, each defense, how stars are calculated, and why upgrading your army decides the campaign.

NO FUSS
• Works offline, no registration or login required
• Short matches, good for a break
• Effects and music can be turned off separately in the Options
• Progress saved on the device