Throne Defender

Out past the first line of stone walls, flags flap in the wind. In "Throne Defender", you’re dropped into a patch of open land with just a couple of rough huts and a stretch of ground that’s yours to shape. Smoke drifts from the chimneys, and somewhere in the distance, you can hear the clang of metal—someone’s already working on the next fortification. Nearby streams glitter with gold dust and sharp crystals, hinting at what’s buried below. The place looks empty now, but it could turn into a stronghold if you’re smart with your resources.

How to play?

Once you get your bearings in "Throne Defender", you’ll start by tapping out spots for new buildings. Drag your workers over to set up gold mines or a crystal dig site—sometimes the ground gives up a chunk of ore, sometimes not. Elixir tanks need their own space, and if you crowd them too close, things slow down. For defense, snap together walls section by section, then drop a turret or rocket launcher right where enemies are likely to show up. When you’ve got enough gold and elixir, you can slap down barracks and crank out a handful of warriors. Send squads over to enemy bases by dragging a path—they’ll bash through gates, scoop up loot, and, if you’re lucky, make it back with a haul. If a raid gets too rough, you might lose a few fighters, so keep an eye on your numbers. Between attacks, upgrade your city walls and swap out old guns for better ones. Sometimes you’ll get hit while you’re building, so have a few traps ready just in case. Building up your base and holding onto your territory feels pretty good, even if you have to patch up a few holes now and then.