Read the attack. Build your answer.
Recent changes give waves distinct attack directions and put more of a purchase's consequences in front of you. A strong build now has different shapes of pressure to answer across the same 30-wave run.
Waves have a direction
- Some waves concentrate on one front or a narrow breach. Others split across opposite sides, surround the arena or screen a dangerous ranged group with approaching enemies.
- Subtle perimeter marks indicate where pressure is coming from. A quieter sector is only less threatened, not cover or a safe zone.
- The tower stays stationary. Your answer comes from weapon coverage, target priorities and the build you bring into the next wave.
- These attack patterns rearrange existing encounters rather than adding new enemy types or extra rewards. Less concentrated waves sit between sharper pressure peaks.
Know what you are buying
- Purchase previews explain more of an upgrade's outcome, including when an investment pays off rather than only showing an immediate stat change.
- Growth upgrades distinguish future wave benefits from power you get now. Supporting purchases and affected weapons help connect an offer to the machine you already own.
- Player-facing wording has been simplified so more decisions can be understood directly from the offer.
What still needs a player's eye
- Can you recognize a dangerous front early enough to change your plan?
- Do different attack patterns reward different weapon combinations?
- Does a purchase preview explain the tradeoff before you spend, especially on a phone-sized screen?