- Tower Dominion is available now as a free-to-play title, with a one-time purchase to unlock the complete game.
- It introduces a fresh take on the genre by allowing you to directly alter the battlefield itself.
- All the expected staples are here: a vast arsenal, diverse factions, and unique heroes.
It seems like there's a new tower defence game every day—and for good reason. The core formula is straightforward, reliable, and well-proven. So, you'd have to be a bit daring to try and reinvent the wheel, right? Well, Tower Dominion has done exactly that, and the result might just be an improvement.
Now available on iOS and Android, Tower Dominion appears at first glance to deliver the classic tower defence experience. Build your defences, hold back waves of enemies, and upgrade your towers to tackle increasingly powerful foes. Throw in different factions and heroes to expand your tactical options, and you're ready for action.
Where Tower Dominion sets itself apart is that you control not just your defences, but the very battlefield. Before combat begins, you can reshape the terrain, adjusting landscapes and choke points to craft the perfect kill zones for trapping and decimating your enemies.
A Step Above the Rest
Tower Dominion's innovative approach to the genre is a refreshing change. Personally, I've often grown weary of defending the same predictable paths repeatedly, as it can start to feel like a simple numbers game.
But Tower Dominion offers more than just its signature terrain manipulation. It also brings the excitement of distinct factions and heroes, four difficulty levels (including an endless mode), and a range of challenges to complete. Best of all, it's free to play, with a single in-app purchase unlocking the full game.
Given all this, I believe Tower Dominion is definitely a game to keep an eye on.
Of course, the tower defence genre is packed with excellent titles, and it would be unwise to overlook them. Why not explore our list of the best tower defence games on Android to see what other gems are out there?
