StrategyFit check
Is FTD2 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Tower defense players who want to shape enemy paths through placement
- Strategy fans who prefer defending a town from waves of monsters
- Players who enjoy trying multiple modes and comparing scores online
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct control of units in real-time combat may find the focus on tower placement limiting.
- Those looking for a story-led game may find the town-defense structure and brief mystery less central than the strategic play.
- Players seeking a military or historical setting may not want a fantasy monster-defense game.
Our take on FTD2
Rather than focusing on direct attacks, this tower defense game makes tower placement the way to steer enemies into damaging routes. Its 14 modes and one-use skills add variation around that central approach, while the story frames the defense as a fight to save a town.
What is FTD2?
This fantasy tower defense game has players place towers to guide monsters along routes where they can take damage.
It includes 8 tower types, each with 3 upgrade levels, and 18 monster types. Special one-use skills provide another option during defense. Across 14 game modes and numerous maps, players protect a town from monsters seeking the souls of its dead, then fight a final intruder. Online leaderboards let players compare results. The game’s story asks who is sending the monsters and why.
How FTD2 plays
- 01Tower placement
- Positioning towers changes the monsters’ routes and where they take damage.
- 02Tower upgrades
- The game has 8 tower types, each with 3 levels.
- 03Monster variety
- Defenses face 18 monster types.
- 04Game modes
- Players can defend the town across 14 modes.
- 05Online leaderboards
- Results can be compared on global rankings.
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FTD2: platforms & release
Is FTD2 worth it?
It is worth it if: tower defense players who want to shape enemy paths through placement. Skip it if: players seeking direct control of units in real-time combat may find the focus on tower placement limiting.
Where can I download FTD2?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens FTD2's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is FTD2 on?
Windows only.
