Tower Defense

Tower Defense is a curated category hub on AnkerGames, not a single title. The catalog currently holds 22 tower defense PC games, with the most recent update logged on Nov 3, 2026. When you open the page, you get a browsable index of base-building, lane-defense, and wave-survival strategy games — from the long-running Kingdom Rush line to newer hybrids like ShredDead and The King is Watching. This article explains what the collection covers, how the entries differ, and what you should check before you download any one of them.

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Technical Specifications

What the Tower Defense Collection Actually Contains

The page works as a genre filter rather than a product page. Every entry is tagged under the Tower Defense genre, and the listing shows the game name, its build version, a secondary genre tag, a release year, and a file size. That layout lets you compare titles side by side before committing to a download.

The catalog spans several distinct design schools. Classic fixed-path defense is represented by the Kingdom Rush family — the original, Frontiers, Origins, Vengeance, and Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis TD. Each of those uses a fixed map with buildable tower slots, wave-based enemy routing, and hero units. If you want a direct example of that formula, Kingdom Rush Vengeance Tower Defense is listed in the index with its own version and size data.

A second cluster leans on survival and colony management. They Are Billions pairs tower placement with a moving population and zombie hordes; Kingdom Two Crowns strips the genre down to a side-scrolling monarchy sim where you spend coins on walls and archers. Mindustry pushes further into automation, letting you chain conveyor belts and turrets into a factory that defends itself.

A third group is newer and harder to pigeonhole. The King is Watching, Emberward, Tower Dominion, and Kingdom's Deck blend deck-building, roguelite runs, or card mechanics into the defense loop. ShredDead, the most popular entry at the time of the last catalog update, sits in the casual bracket with a 0.15 GB footprint.

Key Features

• 22 indexed titles under a single Tower Defense genre filter, each with version, genre tag, release year, and file size visible before download.
• Multiple sub-genres — fixed-path defense, wave survival, automation, deck-building hybrids, and side-scrolling kingdom management.
• Series grouping for the Kingdom Rush Series (4 entries) and the Plants vs. Zombies series (1 entry), so you can follow a franchise in order.
• Small-footprint options for low-storage devices — Mindustry at 0.10 GB, ShredDead at 0.15 GB, Gnomes at 0.19 GB.
• Large-scale options for players who want depth — EverSiege: Untold Ages at 9.15 GB, HYPERCHARGE: Unboxed at 6.80 GB, Pull Stay at 3.70 GB.
• Build-level version tracking on each card, so you can see whether a title has moved past its launch build.
• Popularity ordering that surfaces the most-downloaded entries first, with ShredDead, Kingdom Two Crowns, and The King is Watching at the top.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: You can compare 22 games in one view without opening 22 separate pages, because version and size data sit on the listing card.
• Pro: The range covers both 0.10 GB lightweight picks and 9+ GB full-scale strategy games, so storage is rarely the blocker.
• Pro: Franchise collections make it easy to play the Kingdom Rush games in release order.
• Con: The category page lists 0 mb as its file size because it is an index, not a file — you still need to check each game's own size before downloading.
• Con: The page is tagged for Android in the metadata, while the catalog is described as PC games, so confirm the platform on the individual title page before you commit.
• Con: Developer and publisher fields are not filled in at the category level, so you'll need to open a game's page for that detail.
• Con: Version numbers vary wildly between entries (from build strings like B 24662480 to semantic versions like V 2.4.3), which makes cross-title comparison awkward.

Notable Titles in the Catalog

Kingdom Rush Series

Five entries appear in the index: the 2014 original (B 24662480, 0.34 GB), Frontiers (2016, 0.43 GB), Origins (2018, 0.50 GB), Vengeance (V 1.16.4.0, 0.96 GB), and Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis TD (V 1.02.004, 1.20 GB). The progression gives you a natural play order if you want the full arc rather than a single standalone game.

Kingdom Two Crowns and The King is Watching

Kingdom Two Crowns runs on V 2.4.3 at 3.50 GB and dates to 2018. It trades the tower-slot grid for a horizontal kingdom you expand by spending gold on walls, farms, and archers. The King is Watching (V 1.3.9, 0.73 GB, 2025) takes a different angle, tying your defensive decisions to what your ruler can actually see at any moment.

Automation and Survival

Mindustry (V 160.7, 0.10 GB) is the smallest file in the set and the most systems-heavy, built around resource chains and conveyor logistics. They Are Billions (V 1.0.14, 2.90 GB) adds a colony population layer on top of defense. Thronefall (V 2.14.1902.180, 0.43 GB) compresses the loop into short day-night cycles with a minimalist art style.

Casual and Hybrid Picks

Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted (V 1.5.1469.0, 1.20 GB) and the 2026 release Lucky Tower Ultimate sit alongside deck-driven games like Kingdom's Deck (V 1.3.3, 0.97 GB) and Tower Dominion (V 1.66, 0.72 GB). If you want something adjacent but distinct, Northend Tower Defense is listed separately on the site.

Version Freshness and What to Check Before Downloading

The catalog's last recorded update is Nov 3, 2026, and several entries carry 2026 build dates — Sir, We Have an Orc Problem (V 2026.08.18), The Spotter: Dig or Die (V 1.1.2), and EverSiege: Untold Ages (V 1.2.4.13954S) among them. Older titles such as Kingdom Rush Frontiers still show their original 2016 build strings, which tells you the listing reflects the shipped version rather than an automatic latest-patch feed.

Because the category page does not carry a publisher field, treat the individual game page as the authoritative source. Open the title you want, confirm the version string matches what you expect, and check the file size against your available storage. A 9.15 GB download like EverSiege needs far more headroom than a 0.10 GB one like Mindustry, and the listing makes that difference visible up front.

No malware-scanning or integrity-verification data is published on this page, so the practical step is to check the version and size on the title page and use your own device security settings before running anything. The Android tag in the metadata is worth verifying per title as well, since the catalog is framed as PC games.

Who This Collection Suits

If you already know you like the tower defense loop, the index saves you time: filter once, scan versions and sizes, and pick. If you're new to the genre, start with a small file — Mindustry for systems depth, ShredDead for a casual entry point, or the original Kingdom Rush for the textbook version of the formula. Players who want long sessions with heavy base management should look at They Are Billions or EverSiege instead.

For a roguelite twist on the same structure, Lucky Tower Ultimate is worth a look alongside the main list.

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