All 63 Towers in Tower Defense Simulator

Towers decide how your loadout handles damage, support, economy, detection, and map space. Some begin free, some use Coins or Gems, and others depend on levels, evolution routes, challenges, or event access, so compare the unlock path with the job before you spend.

How to use this collection

Access and Role show how a tower is obtained and what job it fills. Detection, placement limit, base damage, range, and cooldown help you judge where it fits before you spend Coins or Gems, while upgrade cap and special mechanic point to how its route develops.

Scout

Scout is a free starter damage tower with a low placement cost and an early Hidden-detection path.

Access

Starter

Role

DPS

Unlock

Free starter tower

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

Hidden

Placement limit

Unlimited

Base cost

125

Base damage

1

Base range

12

Base cooldown

1

Upgrade cap

Level 4

Special mechanic

Akimbo Handguns at max level

Sniper

Sniper is a free starter damage tower that trades a slow firing cycle for long-range cliff coverage.

Access

Starter

Role

DPS

Unlock

Free starter tower

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

Hidden, Flying, Lead

Placement limit

Unlimited

Base cost

450

Base damage

10

Base range

28

Base cooldown

5

Upgrade cap

Level 4

Special mechanic

Cliff-only placement

Paintballer

Paintballer is an early coin-store damage tower with splash-oriented crowd coverage.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS

Unlock

100 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

-

Demoman

Demoman is a low-cost coin-store damage tower built for area damage against grouped enemies.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS

Unlock

200 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

-

Slime Trooper

Slime Trooper is a coin-store tower whose slime attacks add damage while helping slow the enemy push.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS / support

Unlock

300 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Slime attacks provide stalling pressure

Soldier

Soldier is a straightforward coin-store damage tower for building an early loadout.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS

Unlock

350 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

-

Freezer

Freezer is a coin-store control tower that contributes damage while slowing the path with freeze effects.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS / support

Unlock

650 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Freezing control

Assassin

Assassin is a coin-store damage tower for players building a fast offensive loadout.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS

Unlock

800 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

-

Militant

Militant is a coin-store sustained-damage tower that fits regular match progression.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS

Unlock

800 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

-

Shotgunner

Shotgunner is a coin-store damage tower that fires a spread for close-to-mid-range crowd pressure.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS

Unlock

850 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Spread shotgun

Hunter

Hunter is a coin-store damage tower that adds another early-to-mid-game offensive option.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS

Unlock

1,000 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

-

Pyromancer

Pyromancer is a coin-store area tower whose fire attacks add damage-over-time pressure.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS / support

Unlock

1,250 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Fire damage and burn pressure

Ace Pilot

Ace Pilot is a coin-store damage tower that attacks from an aircraft moving around the map.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS

Unlock

1,500 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Aircraft pathing

Medic

Medic is a coin-store support tower for keeping defenses stable through healing and utility.

Access

Coin store

Role

Support

Unlock

2,000 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Team healing and support

Farm

Farm is the coin-store economy tower that converts placements into extra match cash for later upgrades.

Access

Coin store

Role

Economy

Unlock

2,000 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Generates match cash

Electroshocker

Electroshocker is a coin-store tower that combines damage with electric control against groups.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS / support

Unlock

2,500 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Electric crowd control

Rocketeer

Rocketeer is a coin-store splash-damage tower for covering clustered enemies.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS

Unlock

2,500 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Explosive area attacks

Trapper

Trapper is a coin-store control tower that uses traps to add damage and path pressure.

Access

Coin store

Role

DPS / support

Unlock

3,000 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Trap-based path control

Military Base

Military Base is a coin-store support tower that deploys vehicles to reinforce the defense.

Access

Coin store

Role

Support / DPS

Unlock

4,000 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Deploys military vehicles; spawned vehicles are not separate rows

Crook Boss

Crook Boss is a level-gated damage tower that combines its own attack with summoned goon support.

Access

Level / gamepass

Role

DPS

Unlock

Account Level 30, or 300 Robux gamepass

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

Hidden, Flying, Lead

Placement limit

5

Base cost

2,250

Base damage

12

Base range

16.5

Base cooldown

0.9

Upgrade cap

Level 4

Special mechanic

Spawns goons; spawned goons are not separate rows

Commander

Commander is a coin-store support tower whose buffs improve the damage output of nearby defenses.

Access

Coin store

Role

Support

Unlock

4,000 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Firerate buffs and Call to Arms

Warden

Warden is a challenge-gated tower that adds damage and stun pressure after the Pizza Party route is completed.

Access

Challenge / store

Role

DPS

Unlock

4,000 Coins after Pizza Party triumph, or 600 Robux gamepass

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Stun-oriented defense

Cowboy

Cowboy is a challenge-gated hybrid that contributes damage while adding economy to a loadout.

Access

Challenge / store

Role

DPS / economy

Unlock

4,000 Coins after Badlands II triumph

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Generates match cash while attacking

DJ Booth

DJ Booth is a coin-store support tower that improves nearby defenses with multiple aura effects.

Access

Coin store

Role

Support

Unlock

5,000 Coins

Evolves from

-

Evolution level

-

Detection

-

Placement limit

-

Base cost

-

Base damage

-

Base range

-

Base cooldown

-

Upgrade cap

-

Special mechanic

Range, firerate, and cost buffs

Choose a role before a tower

DPS towers handle direct damage, while support and economy towers help with buffs, slowing, income, or extra pressure. A loadout with reliable damage can still need a support or economy slot when the map demands more range, control, or money.

Use the role and special mechanic together. Ricochets, chain attacks, freeze, poison, melee hits, auras, and deployed units solve different problems, so the tower with the biggest base damage is not always the best fit for the space you have.

Plan around the unlock route

Coin-store towers use Coins, while Hardcore towers use Gems and an account Level 50 gate. Other towers add account-level requirements, challenge or map triumphs, or an evolution route from a named tower. Check the unlock text before building a loadout around a tower you have not earned.

Evolved towers turn earlier progress into a new choice. Follow the evolvesFrom tower, meet the listed evolution level, then weigh the Coin and Gem cost against the role you want. Kingpin, for example, offers Top and Bottom paths that lean toward economy or combat, so the route matters as much as the name.

Event-exclusive access is its own category. It can describe a limited or retired route, and it is not the same as a regular Coin-store unlock. Keep those towers in your planning as access-limited options rather than assuming they can be bought like a starter or shop tower.

Check detection and placement

Detection tags tell you whether a tower can target Hidden, Flying, or Lead enemies. Match those tags to the threats you expect, because a strong attack cannot help if the tower cannot see its target.

Placement rules shape the map plan. Sniper and Mortar are cliff-only, and placement limits make some towers better as a focused investment than as a wide spread of copies. Look at range and placement before spending on an upgrade, especially on maps with few useful spots.

Spend upgrades with a plan

Base damage, range, and cooldown show a tower's starting attack profile. A lower cooldown means a faster firing cycle, while range and special mechanics can matter more than one large damage value when enemies arrive in groups or from awkward angles.

Use the upgrade cap to see how far the listed tower route goes, then compare the cost of another placement with the next upgrade. A tower with a small placement limit may reward careful upgrades, while a tower with a larger limit may help you cover more path space.

Keep summoned units tied to their parent tower when planning a loadout. Skeletons, sentries, elves, vans, and mercenaries are part of the tower mechanic, not separate tower slots.

A practical loadout covers early damage, detection gaps, useful range or cliff positions, and at least one support or economy job when the map calls for it. The right mix depends on the map, enemy types, and access you have, so use the tower fields to fill a gap instead of stacking the same job by habit.

Event-exclusive access is limited access, not a regular shop unlock. These towers cover damage, support, control, economy, and summoned-unit mechanics, so treat the access label and the tower role as separate decisions.

Hardcore access uses Gems with an account-level gate, while evolved towers grow from a named tower at the listed evolution level. Compare the required route with the final role, especially when an evolution offers separate economy or combat paths.

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