Description

Hold the line while outthinking every wave—this defense challenge puts you in command of a lean stick-figure squad and asks you to gain with brains as much as bravery, and the rhythm is simple to learn yet deep enough to reward precise choices: build a modest economy, deploy melee blockers to hold lanes, drop ranged units behind cover, and time special abilities so volleys land when enemies clump; how-to-play & controls: click or tap to place units along designated nodes, drag to reposition while a lane is quiet, and tap ability icons to fire off area slows, shield bubbles, or focus-fire marks; each round begins with a short preview of what’s coming—fast runners, shielded heavies, siege carts—so you can adjust loadouts (spearmen vs. swords, archers vs. slingers, single-target vs. splash) before the first horn sounds; gold arrives in steady ticks and bonus bursts for clean kills and intact walls, then flows into upgrades that tighten spread, increase range, and unlock morale perks that shave ability cooldowns; tips that matter: 1) open with economy and one dependable stopper per lane—two weak archers behind a sturdy shield beat four scattered rookies every time; 2) stack synergies, not duplicates: a slow field in front of a splash archer multiplies value, whereas two slows without damage just delay defeat; 3) place melee slightly forward to pull aggro, then leave a single empty tile between them and your ranged line so knockbacks don’t topple your archers; 4) use the focus-fire mark on minibosses only after your back line has a clear shot—marking too early wastes half the bonus into trash mobs; 5) rotate repairs during quiet beats and never spend your last gold on upgrades if a wall sits at half strength before a siege wave; advanced play: kite split waves by briefly selling a blocker to funnel both groups into your strongest lane, then rebuild once the bulk passes; drop decoys to soak explosive barrels, and bait shielded enemies into flame patches before popping armor-break; convert surplus gold near round end into permanent tech (range tiers and crit nodes) rather than more units that add upkeep; mini-review & unique blurb: what sells this defense game isn’t the sight of stickmen scrapping at a gate—it’s the bite-sized problems every thirty seconds, the tiny puzzles where you ask “Do I spend now for safety or save for a power spike two waves ahead?”; readability is excellent, sound cues signal threats cleanly, and success feels earned when your final volley lands and the horn fades; chase higher difficulties if you enjoy solving the same map five different ways, and bring a notebook if you love refining openers until every coin finds its best home.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play