Demon Raid: tower placement where the road to the capital narrows
This simulation take on tower defense sends a demon road straight toward the capital, so every placement matters before the first wave arrives. You study the terrain, find the choke points, and set ranged defenses where they can hit enemies as they move along the path.
Find the best choke points before the march begins
The map is your main clue, because the road only gives you a few useful spots to cover. If you place towers where enemies are forced to pass, your shots land earlier and the path becomes much harder for the demon army to break through.
That lane-first layout makes each stage about reading the route, not just dropping buildings anywhere. The battlefield can shift from one wave to the next, so the same setup does not always carry you through.
Spend points on upgrades after every wave
Each enemy you defeat adds points, and those points are the fuel for your next decision. You can improve existing defenses or build new towers, then adjust your line when the pressure climbs.
This pacing fits the wider browser strategy side of the game, where one upgrade can change how long a lane holds. For a similar mix of lane defense and smart spending, see Gold Tower Defense, Castle Keeper, and Keeper of the Grove 3.
Mouse or touchscreen control keeps it simple
Demon Raid uses mouse or touchscreen input, so you can place towers and handle upgrades without a complicated control scheme. It runs in your browser with no download and no signup, which makes it easy to jump between mobile and desktop when a new attack lane opens up.
If you want another closely matched road-defense challenge, Tower Defenders also focuses on building the right line before enemies reach the end.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
15 february 2022
Last Update
15 february 2022