Simple Tower Defense

**Simple Tower Defense** is a compact, factory-floor tower defense game. Fifteen hand-built

levels plus a tutorial and an endless mode, built around one idea: **every tower you place is

worth keeping alive.**

## Hold the line

Nine defensive towers, from the cheap Machine Gun Tower to the long-range Laser Tower. Each one

has a distinct job — the EMP Tower slows, the Rocket Tower hits air, the Tesla Coil chains, the

Drone Base tracks targets across the map, and the Iron Box just soaks damage.

Towers earn XP from the kills they make and level up to Lv.3 on their own. Keep them in the fight

and they get stronger.

## Repair, don't rebuild

Towers take damage. Enemies push, siege, and self-destruct against your line.

That's where the **Mech** comes in: a mobile support unit on four crawling legs. It walks to a

damaged tower, locks on with a repair laser, and welds it back up. It can't attack, it can't be

upgraded, you can only field ten of them, and it can't cross enemy routes — so where you park it

is a real decision.

## Twelve enemy types

Ground and air. Mini Tanks screen for Heavy and Armored Tanks. Repair Trucks heal their escort.

Suicide Trucks trade themselves for your towers. Missile Trucks shell from range, and the

Experimental Tank is a genuine problem. Scout Drones, Attack Helicopters and Battle Planes come

over the top.

## Call in support

Earn gems from first-time stage clears and from downing elite enemies — the Experimental Tank

always drops two, the Battle Plane drops one about half the time. Spend them on two abilities:

an **Airstrike** that saturates an area, and an **Overdrive Shield** that makes every tower in

range briefly invincible.

## Also in there

- **Endless Mode** — escalating waves, three routes, no end

- **Unit Codex** — every tower and enemy, with stats

- **10 achievements**

- **English & 中文**, switchable from the Settings menu

- Volume sliders, and the game remembers your progress

## Controls

Mouse only — no keyboard needed.

Click a tower card, then click the map to build. Click a placed tower to select it, right-click to

deselect. Select the Mech and click a tile to send it there. Scroll to zoom, drag to pan.

## Made with

Godot 4. Runs in the browser (WebGL) and natively on Windows.