Endless Siege Defense

Endless Siege Defense

This is a fun tower defense game where players can lay towers on any square of the playing field other than on the path enemies walk down. Each day this game offers a new map, which helps keep the game fresh and add variety to the game.

The day to day variation of the maps and the depth of gameplay has led some friends to hold regular tournaments based on this game.

Select a tower and choose which square you would like to lay it on, or you may choose which tower to upgrade if you already have towers laid in the playing field.

Repeat the above until you have spent most of your money.

Click on the red “next wave” button when you are ready for the next round of enemies to enter the screen.

After the enemies have been killed off build new towers or upgrade existing towers then press “Next Wave” to start the next round. You can also upgrade or lay towers in the middle of battle, though it is recommended to pause the game to do so if you are switching which towers you lay or upgrade so you do not make time rushed mistakes.

Starting the Game

Click on the yellow play button.

On your first play through it will offer you a guided tour where it has you…

place a ballista tower on the map

click the Next Wave button to have the first wave of orcs enter the screen

upgrade the tower

use the game speed control

then start a new game from scratch by clicking the Play button.

On subsequent plays in the browser you will not have the guided tour.

Your web browser stores you high score automatically.

Game Maps

Each day the map of the playing field changes. As it changes, so too should your strategy for where to place towers.

In general the most potent places to lay towers are either places where they can reach enemies at multiple different locations on the path, or in the locations of the map where the enemies pass by twice.

Some enemies regenerate their health, so it is helpful to put strong towers in close proximity to one another rather than stretching your towers throughout the length of the map.

Typically it makes sense to place towers closer to the beginning of the game.