A downloadable game for Windows and Linux

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Try out the free demo! https://sisyphean-games.itch.io/castle-constructor-demo


Build castles. Collect new blocks. Defend your kingdom.

Castle constructor is a new take on the tower defense genre. Design your castle how you want it using a modular system of unique, interlocking, inter-working blocks.


Stack them up high or spread them out across the map as you try to build the perfect defense. Landscapes like deserts, mountains, rivers, and hills come with their own advantages and challenges. 


Fend off waves of enemies who will try to climb over and break through your defenses in their attempt to capture your keep. From lowly soldiers to powerful siege weapons, you will need to defeat them all as you strive to protect your kingdom.



Feel free to join us in the discord to share your castles and provide feedback!
https://discord.gg/d6UpG2ZVae

Purchase

Buy Now$11.99 USD or more

In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $11.99 USD. You will get access to the following files:

Castle Constructor Full Game 1.1 Linux.zip 136 MB
Castle Constructor Full Game 1.1 Windows.zip 116 MB
Castle Constructor Full Game 1.1.2 Linux.zip 136 MB
Castle Constructor Full Game 1.1.2 Windows.zip 116 MB

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Really great demo! As an avid TD genre fan, this game was a blast to play. The variety of towers and their connections between each other really made the field become more dynamic with each tower placed, and it was interesting figuring out how to do the typical strategic bottlenecks that are so common in TD games when enemies can actually climb your towers! 

To be honest, I have not completed the demo campaign, since the last level is quite brutal, but of what I have played, I loved! Thank you for making this game and all the best to you in your future development of it!

For anyone interested in a similar premise of a TD game where you build up your towers vertically (though done in 2D and a bit differently), highly recommend Giants and Dwarves!