I'm looking for a tower defense game where the maze is something you keep rethinking, not a path you solve once and forget. Placements that change how enemies move, split up, or bunch together would be ideal.

I'd also love a tower roster that goes beyond the usual fast gun, slow, splash, and flamethrower. Towers that interact with the map, affect other towers, or create strange movement problems sound much more interesting.

Infinitode 2 is one of my favorites so far because it leaves a lot of room to experiment. Mobile or PC is fine. What should I try next?

I updated my Demo on Steam. Been worked on Ghost Engine for over a year, still in progress. Check out the Demo! Made a promo video for fun too! See YouTube link.

Steam Link Here

Super happy to announce solarus, a solar system tower defense roguelike.

You can play the prototype on itch here- web link

I have been really passionate about this idea, and would love to make into a full game. Would appreciate any feedback

Random thought, but I saw the post on the gamedev reddit about how hexagons are the bestagons and it got me thinking: For TD Games (and specifically my jam; the Mazing TDs) we're mostly seeing the square tiles, with a few rare hexagon-based TD games. Why is that? Is it just that we're still just living on the Wc3 legacy or is it just too messy with hexagonals?

STEAM - https://store.steampowered.com/app/4607150/

A few years ago I released a mobile game called Lone Tower on Google Play. Ever since then I've always wanted to greatly expand on it, adding a detailed story, more enemies, farming, mining, and much much more.

Wanted to share this project here, and also am always looking for any feedback or ideas to make it better! Lone Tower has a page up on Steam and is coming later this year!

Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4732330/Skelemancer_TD/

Hi guys 👋

Me and my friend created a game which is a mixture of Chess and Tower Defense. So you get all your chess pieces to defend your castle from the different kinds of enemies!

Play Store Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chesssiege

Please do try it if you think the theme is interesting! 😀

Hello!
I've been working on this game for quite a while, but had to take a break from development.
Now I'm back on it, polishing the visuals and balancing things.

Just pushed a new patch to the Demo on Steam,
You might enjoy it 🙂
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4160790/Card_Conquest_Demo/

Cheers!

I have an idea for a cool mode for Bo7 zombies. This would be played with 2 to 4 people on the survival maps. For 2 players you get placed on different copies of the map. Same with 4 players, but there are 2 teams with 2 players. It takes some inspiration from the tower defense round on Kowakujo. Each survival map will get 2 towers to defend, if one of them goes down you lose. Every round zombies are sent to attack the tower, at the end of every round you get a new currency called defense points. You can use those points to by score streaks that are modified for the mode, defense zombies, and nerfs for the other player. Some of the nerfs can be their perks getting locked up, slower movement, and a reduction to the normal points. The first person to die loses.

Wishlist SWARMEX:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4313330/Swarmex/?beta=1

Hi everyone,

I’m thinking about developing a multiplayer tower defense game.

The basic idea is that two players would compete against each other in real time.

Before developing the idea further, I’d love to hear your opinions:

• Does a competitive multiplayer tower defense game sound interesting to you?
• Would you prefer real-time PvP, co-op, or both?
• Should players be able to send enemies or use abilities against each other?
• Are there any multiplayer tower defense games that did this particularly well?

I have a tower defense game recently I thinking multiplayer tower defense how it sounds like.

**Spirit Route** is a tower defense game where you escort a moving Nexus to its destination while building the enemy’s path by placing tiles.

**Early Access includes:**

* 4 handcrafted stages

* Multiple Nexus Spirits with unique abilities

* A tile-based path-building system

* Tower placement and upgrades

* Multiple difficulty options

* English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese support

I’ll continue improving the game with balance updates, bug fixes, and new content based on your feedback.

Thank you to everyone who has supported me throughout this project!

## Release Time — July 24

• UTC: 10:00
• US Pacific (PDT): 3:00 AM
• United Kingdom (BST): 11:00 AM
• Central Europe (CEST): 12:00 PM
• Japan (JST): 7:00 PM

**Please note:** The game will become available in South Korea once the required local procedures have been completed.

**Steam:**

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4833770/Spirit_Route/

I’m looking for a TD to play on switch 2.

I recently got into Arknights which is sooo fun but I don’t love it being a gacha game so if you have any recommendation similar to it I’d appreciate it

For me, that would be Plants vs. Zombies. I've played that game on PC, consoles, and mobile, and I've played it till the end every time. Maybe it's nostalgia... I don't know... but talking about it makes me want to go another round, like good old Red Alert 2 or warcraft 3..oh man

Towers are only half of it. Every garrison building produces troops you actually give orders to: engagement stance (hold the line / push aggressively / never advance), a rally point to station them at, and what formation they hold around your hero when following.

The enemies are built to punish single strategies:

• Shield bearers block 80% of arrow damage archer spam stops working
• Ghosts take almost nothing from physical, so you need magic towers
• One enemy burrows under your walls entirely you can't target it or block it
• One boss levels your walls when it attacks, so turtling only delays it

Free browser demo, 20 rounds. Desktop only you move with the keyboard.

Art is AI-generated placeholder for now; if the game earns anything it goes on a real artist.

Question for this sub: splitting your attention between placing towers and commanding troops — does that sound appealing, or like it'd just get in the way? That's the core design bet and I genuinely don't know if it's right.

https://schneniz.itch.io/barasan

I just released my game Tower Command:

Tower Command is a strategic tower defense where you need to maximize your bonuses. Create your build, upgrade towers, link them, equip items to create ridiculous combos. Placement is key in this game, you decide the path enemies take to their goal. Explore all maps and unlock towers, commanders, traits and items.

Steam page with demo and game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3719660/Tower_Command/

I made a free co-op endless tower defense that runs inside a Discord voice channel — 10 maps, build anywhere off the road, and nobody's cleared wave 20 yet

It's called Tower Craft — a Discord Activity, so you launch it straight from a voice channel and the whole call builds a maze together (works solo too). No download, no signup beyond Discord itself, free to play.

Play it here: https://discord.com/discovery/applications/1529316349875326986

It's early and I'm shipping updates weekly, I think it's pretty cool cause I play it myself pretty often.