Tower Vanguard

Hold the line, break the wave Modes: - Campaign: 24 maps, twenty waves each. - Endless Siege: The waves never stop. How long can you hold? How to Play: 1. Build a Tower - Pick a tower from the bar, tap an empty tile off the lane, then press "Build Here". 2. Start the Wave - You decide when a wave starts. Starting early pays more gold. The fast-forward button doubles the speed. 3. Build Synergies - Frost slows enemies and makes them take more damage. The Command Beacon raises the damage of every tower around it. 4. Upgrade and Sell - Tap a tower to see its range, upgrade it three times, or sell it to move it. Selling refunds part of what you spent. - Daily missions · Weekly Operation · Stars earned: 72 - Achievements: 17 - Language: 9 - Daily Reward, Leaderboard, Statistics - The game does not require personal details: there is no account, and it never asks for your email address or location. You may optionally enter a display name that appears on the leaderboard; if you leave it empty you appear as “Player”. Do not use your real name — the name you enter is shown to other players. To stay free the game shows advertising through Google AdMob, and when an ad is served Google processes your device’s advertising identifier (Android Advertising ID / iOS IDFA) together with approximate location and device information. Where the law requires it, an option to change your advertising choice appears under Settings > Privacy options. - Your game progress is kept on your device. Records you send to the leaderboard — your display name, your score and the time of the submission — are also stored on our servers. “Reset Progress” in Settings erases the data on your device and removes your leaderboard entry; the submission record we keep for abuse review is retained with your name and IP address removed, under a random player identifier that is not linked to you. Uninstalling the app erases the data on your device but does not delete the record on our servers. For any further request, write to info@ruicodex.com. - To learn which parts of the game work and which need fixing, the game sends usage events to our own analytics server (PostHog, run by RuiCodex on its own infrastructure and not shared with third parties): for example which screens you open, when a run starts and ends, your score, and visits to the shop. It also records the game screen (session replay) so we can see where players get stuck. Text you type into input fields, such as feedback messages, is hidden in these recordings; your public display name can appear where the game shows it. These events are linked to a random identifier created on your device, not to your email address or advertising ID, and we do not store your IP address. The data is used only to improve the game. To have this data deleted, write to the address under Contact.