Tower Defense New
A typical and addictive tower defense game. Build your towers and upgrade them to protect the castle from attacks of various monsters. Place the towers at good...
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About Tower Defense New: A typical and addictive tower defense game. Build your towers and upgrade them to protect the castle from attacks of various monsters. Place the towers at good places so that they can reach as many monsters as possible. Features: - 18 levels to play - various types of towers and monsters - interactive tutorial
How to play Tower Defense New: Drag the towers to the desired places to build them
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