Mini TD 3: Easy Tower Defense

Argon Games

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Escape the daily routine and immerse yourself into the exciting tower defense strategy game Mini TD 3. Develop a base defense tactics, build an army of fortification units and upgrade your defense system to combat the enemy.

The game was created in an abstract neon-vector minimalist style. It will suit the taste of casual players who love to pass the time and relax playing an easy and casual game. An uncluttered, neon-vector style, pleasant design, smooth gameplay and atmospheric background music will immerse you into the tower defence world even more.

Game features:
• Two game modes: classic PvE missions and endless levels;
• More than 100 levels of strategic warfare;
• 4 types of battle towers;
• Upgrade towers;
• Battle against different waves of enemies;
• Possibility to play offline;
• No Pay-to-Win for game-level completions.

The developer of Mini TD 3 is an indie developer and a fan of the tower defence genre, who does not want to make money, but strive to return the old true spirit of the castle defence games; so that each player can enjoy the defense of the tower for free, without pesky in-app purchases and paywalls.

Ratings and reviews

Competent, but empty and disappointing, especially compared to its predecessor. There's only one tower set, with three defensive towers and one upgrade tower. The three base towers are specialized but cost the same; the upgrade tower rises in cost, but that's the only gimmick. You just spam a bunch of little squares around a line. There's also no sense of impact from the towers, and the level design is repetitive and boring. Each run just feels the same. This is too minimalist for its own good.

I really enjoy this one. A huge factor.for.me is letting my play in profile mode. I HATE moving into landscape view just to play a game. The music has a great set of bleeps and blorps. I wish I knew if there were other towers. I don't necessarily want to keep playing with just a few options, but don't want to play like 30 levels to find there's no novelty later. The upgrade tower is a great take on the standard "upgrade via paying" route, and is better by allowing diagonal connections to towers.

Awesome game!!! Love the portrait mode! Great simplistic neo-pop theme, which I loved when I was playing TD2 already! No pay to win, in fact no pay at all, unless you pay once to get rid of ads, although ads are very few here and there. Not too easy but also not super hard levels (I'm about 1/3 through the game when writing this) very casual though exciting at times. Great for in-between moments or also long sessions.

What's new

— Crash fixes