Cocos · Tower Defense, Strategy, Casual, Single-player

Classic Tower Defense (TD) Strategy Game - Dragon Slayer Defense

Classic Tower Defense (TD) Strategy Game - Full Cocos Creator Project

EngineCocos
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Source Code$39.00Non-commercial license
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Project overview

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Classic Tower Defense (TD) Strategy Game - Full Cocos Creator Project

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Strategic TD Loop

Build defenses and manage resources to defeat waves of encroaching enemies.

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Configurable Wave System

Easily adjustable enemy spawn points, wave progression, and difficulty curve.

03

Economy System

Defeating enemies grants gold to construct or upgrade towers.

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Multiple Stages/Levels

Includes example levels and a system for adding new maps.

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Developed with Cocos Creator

Modern, component-based approach with clean, modular TypeScript code.

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Complete Source Code

Access to all assets (sprites, audio), scripts, prefabs, and scene files.

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Ready to Reskin

Replace graphics and sounds to build a unique experience quickly.

08

Cross-Platform Export

Native support for exporting to iOS, Android, and all major Web browsers (H5).

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Well-Organized Code

Easy to add new elements, mechanics, and UI components.

Own the complete source code for a polished, classic Tower Defense game, developed using the efficient Cocos Creator engine. This project is an ideal foundation for indie developers or studios looking to create a complete TD title quickly, featuring core strategy mechanics that are easy to understand, extend, and reskin.

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