Dragon Fever TD

Name: Dragon Fever TD
Rating: 4.5 (969 reviews)
Author: polly

By: polly App

Roguelike Casual TD Game

Overview

Version:

3.9.0

Last updated: 2026-08-10

Ranking

#56,192 ▲ 226

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Dragon Fever TD drops you as the new commander defending against endless monster waves. Recruit a diverse hero squad, position them strategically, and face the mighty dragon in fast-paced roguelike tower defense battles.

Key features include roguelike upgrades with randomized power-ups, endless strategy as waves surge, idle growth for offline resource gathering, and the satisfaction of sharpening your defense to push farther each run.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

polly

Rating:

4.50

(969) 14 new ratings

Version:

3.9.0 Last updated: 2026-08-10

Version code:

889268424

Creation date:

2025-11-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

595.14MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-17

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 56,192 ▲ 226

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

polly

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dragon-fever-td/id6754828778

Website:

http://baolikeji.top/#/privacy

User Reviews

Overall, Dragon Fever TD offers a charming, addictive core with a smart character-building system and appealing visuals. However, its experience is undermined by pervasive ads, frequent progress losses, and problematic account-saving features, leaving players frustrated when switching devices or trying to restore purchases. The game's monetization and ad-based progression can feel forced, and the early progression can be punishing due to RNG and balance decisions. If these issues are addressed, it has strong potential.

Pros

Addictive and fun gameplay with a solid core loop.
Charming visuals, cute characters, and fluid animations.
Smart character-building system adds depth beyond typical TD games.
Generally positive reception and perceived potential/underrated quality.

Cons

Heavy, intrusive ads and ad-driven progression (revives, rewards, tickets).
Progress resets and cloud save/account linking issues; losing progress on device changes and restore purchases not working.
Monetization gating: progress often requires purchases or watching many ads; feels pay-to-win.
Unbalanced early progression and RNG; difficulty ramps up quickly, making early stages frustrating.

Recent reviews

Decent art and gameplay compared to the other clones. Most ads are optional but some ads are forced on you after completing a level, which is simply unacceptable considering how many ads you already have to go through just to do your dailies (we're talking double digits every day). I could actually tolerate that much, but the final straw that made me leave this review is that I got an ad that failed to load properly and it crashed my game and automatically made me lose the level I was on. I thought it was a one-time glitch, but unfortunately it is a recurring issue. If you're going to bother playing this game to kill some time, at least don't spend any money on it. There is no permanent way to get rid of all the ads forever even if you pay millions of dollars - they only offer overpriced "Skip Ad Tickets" and the amount you have will always be finite. The exchange rate for real money to the amount of tickets you get is nothing short of a spit in the face.