Bounce TD

Your towers don't fire on their own. They only activate when a special energy ball hits them, so every defensive move comes down to where you send that ball and which towers it touches along the way.

It mixes classic tower defense with physics-based puzzles. Instead of placing towers and waiting, you calculate trajectories and use ricochets to trigger them. Compare it with Epic Empire: Tower Defense, where the setup is more traditional.

Yes, and they're a big part of the fun. By planning your ricochets, one energy ball can hit several towers in a row and set them off, creating the deadly chain reactions the game is built around.

The controls are simple, so you can start quickly, but the tactical depth takes time. The game describes itself as easy to learn and hard to master, with difficulty rising as you move through the levels.

The game offers hundreds of levels. Difficulty increases as you go, and each stage brings new challenges, so there's plenty to work through once you've got the hang of the bounces.

Yes, it's a one-player game. You're alone against the waves, working out the angles and protecting your base yourself.

Yes. Bounce TD is free and runs right in your desktop browser in landscape orientation, with no download needed.