狂野冲刺 / WilderDash

The path to the base is clear, but as night falls, monsters begin to converge along it.

WilderDash is a tower defense pigeon (Rogue-lite) game that supports 1 to 5 players. During the day, you roam the procedurally generated map, gathering resources and building defenses. As night falls, you must hold onto everything you've built during the day—just keep the line, and you'll level up, draw two upgrade cards, and choose one. Then the sun rises, and a new day begins: you're a little stronger, and the monsters are a little nastier.

Work at dawn, fight at dusk

The day is yours. Explore the map, gather resources, and lay defenses along the path between the monster lairs and the base. As night falls, these roads are packed with incoming monsters, and any that reach the base will chomp away at its durability. Some monsters don't even head for the base—they're specifically targeting your defenses.

Four types of defenses, one deadly zone

• Bow Tower—fast single-target shots
• Cannon Tower—slow-firing, powerful cannons that splash damage on impact
• Stun Tower—periodic pulses that slow all monsters within range
• Heal Tower—keeps your defenses and allies standing firm

A good defense isn't about which tower is the strongest; it's about how you place your towers next to each other.

Four heroes

You're not just a spectator floating above the map. You're on the battlefield: auto-attacking, kite-flying, and always ready to plug any gaps in the line.

• Archer—fastest on the ground, one arrow at a time, clean and precise
• —each shot fires three projectiles, but they're as thin as paper in terms of health
• —slow-moving, extremely tough, slicing through all monsters around with one slash
• —cannot attack, but his projectiles heal nearby defenses

Every game, every challenge

The map is generated by the program—the size of the map, the number of monster lairs, it's all up to you. Each upgrade randomly offers two enhancements: more damage, more health, faster movement, stronger defenses, or a brand new auto-attack. From forked lightning to bouncing missiles, from spirals that tear through everything around to a straight line of fire piercing straight ahead.

Boss monsters will attack on the 5th and 10th nights, with the final boss holding out on the 12th. Like a particular seed? Just start a new game.

Face the night alone, or fight side by side with friends

When playing solo, you're in charge of the entire map. In multiplayer, you can defend a single path or share the load with others, making the days easier. Want more challenges? Try smaller maps (shorter attack routes), higher difficulty, or more paths. And hey, start on the Plains—it's the desert and tundra biomes where Goblins that specifically target defenses will pop out on the second night.

Three game modes

• Standard Mode—the full 12 nights, leading up to the final boss.
• —no monster waves, no pressure. Just you, a map, and the quiet satisfaction of watching resource numbers climb.
• —choose a profession, pick five fully upgraded enhancements at the start, and set off with ample resources. After the first day, the night never ends. The timer at the top of the screen is your only score.

The night is coming. Build a home worth defending.