Tower Wars
Competitive online tower defence
Defend your island.
Outthink your opponent.
Build towers to hold your island.
Buy creeps to send at theirs. The same gold pays for both.
In development for iPad. A public beta on TestFlight is coming soon.
Duels and three-player matches. Three factions. Online private rooms, with no chat inside the game.
Build. Send. Upgrade.
Your towers protect your core. Your creeps test theirs.
One gold reserve, two ways to spend it: defend, or attack?
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01 / Hold the line
Build on the grass beside the roads. Cover the approaches, protect your island core, and leave your opponent looking for a way through.
Gold spent on a tower can’t buy creeps.
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02 / Find the opening
Buy creeps to send at your opponent. Choose what to send, keep an eye on their defence, and turn your gold into pressure.
Launched sends grow your income. Today’s attack helps fund tomorrow’s plan.
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03 / Change the answer
At level 4, every tower chooses one of two branches. The choice is permanent, so pick the one that answers what they’re sending.
Facing a crowd? Scatter Splinter’s two side splinters hit the next creeps. Need damage that keeps working? Ember Splinter adds a stacking burn with every hit.
Choose your faction
Naturalists grow and control the roads. Technomogs put firepower in motion.
The Umbral Covenant fights up close and lets damage linger.
01 / Rooted in resilience
Carved oak. Rugged stone. Living growth.
Let your defence take root. Naturalist towers grow stronger with every round they survive, up to +15% damage, while control towers help keep creeps in reach.
Meet your starter
A carved crossbow built to hold the road.
Each hit adds a stacking burn.
Scatter SplinterTwo side splinters hit the next creeps.
02 / Engineered for pressure
Matte brass. Dark iron. Cyan glass.
Put your firepower in motion. With mobile weapons and precise firing lines, placement decides what each tower can reach.
Meet your starter
A mobile aircraft with a fixed helipad. It moves towards its target inside its patrol area.
Position the pad well. The aircraft does the chasing.
03 / Let the darkness linger
Obsidian. Bone. Violet light.
Strike at close range, weaken creeps with curses, and make lingering damage part of your defence.
Meet your starter
Fast melee strikes from an anchored tower. Build it close to the road and make that short reach count.
Curses and lingering damage give Umbral its own answer to incoming pressure.
An island of your own
Go head to head in a duel, or join a three-player attack ring: you send at one rival while the other sends at you. When the ring reverses, your target changes.
Practise against bots. Experiment with factions. Learn when to invest, when to hold, and when to make your move.
Online play
Inside Tower Wars, there are no social communication features. Your next move is how you make your point.
Online play starts with private rooms: create a room, share its six-character code, and your friends join with it. Open matchmaking is planned for later. Either way, nothing passes between players inside Tower Wars except the match itself.
More about online playBefore you pick a side
The game, the platform,
and the plan from here.
Competitive tower defence where each player protects an island core and buys creeps to send at an opponent. Gold pays for both towers and sends.
Tower Wars is being made for iPad, designed around landscape touch controls and a clear view of your island.
Yes. Bots play duels and three-player matches at Easy, Normal or Hard, so you can practise, explore the factions and try a different plan.
Online play is in testing with private rooms. One player creates a room and shares its code; friends join with it, for a duel or a three-player match. Matchmaking is planned for later.
Inside Tower Wars there is no text or voice chat, no direct messaging and no player-written content. Players appear under an automatic name, such as Player4821.
The focus is strategy and fun, with no player communication inside the game. Kids who enjoy building defences and choosing counters can focus on playing.
Online matches can include other people. Bot matches let you practise on your own.
The plan is a paid game with no ads and no currency purchases. Gold is earned through gameplay. Pricing has not been announced.
Email hello@towerwars.app. Our privacy policy sets out what the game handles: very little.
Tower Wars is in development for iPad, and a public beta on TestFlight is on the way. A release date and App Store listing haven’t been announced. The images here show development gameplay, model renders and labelled arena artwork.
Tower Wars
In development for iPad.
The public link goes live soon.