Kritter: Defend Together

Kritter: Defend Together blends tower defense, party game and roguelite elements. Play solo or with up to four players to protect M. Ark, a spaceship, from waves of hostile enemies. Between attacks, explore procedurally generated surroundings, gather resources and strengthen your base; if you die, most run-based gains are lost, but Soul Crystals carry over.

Explore and prepare

The game has three procedurally generated levels, where you can encounter arena fights, bases with upgrade chests and patrols offering gold and resources. Between waves, gather power-ups to shape your Kritter’s build and materials for improving your defenses. Craft ramparts, turrets and traps, and upgrade base buildings to improve your economy and gain more time to explore.

Defend M. Ark

Enemies attack at regular intervals, so you need to anticipate their arrival and return to M. Ark in time. Fight with one of four classes and build walls, traps and turrets to protect the ship. Stronger defenses earn you a higher rank and better rewards.

After each successful wave, choose one of three rewards, such as increased damage, repairs for M. Ark or a small health potion. Run-based upgrades are temporary and disappear when the run ends, except for Soul Crystals.

Classes

• The Defender: A robust melee specialist who attacks with a sword.
• The Engineer: Uses a flamethrower and turret for area damage and to cover multiple fronts.
• The Tracker: Specializes in long-range explosives and precision shots, with mines and missiles.
• The Ninja: Moves faster than the other classes, dashes through enemies and attacks at range with kunais.

Progress and modes

When a run ends, M. Ark triggers a temporal rewind. Upgrades are lost except for Soul Crystals, which you can spend on permanent upgrades such as a radar, a merchant or a second row of walls. Each run also helps you improve your talent tree; you can unlock all the game’s items to create more synergies and combinations.

Hardcore mode unlocks after you beat normal mode. Endless mode has a leaderboard for the highest wave reached, and a separate speedrun mode challenges players to finish as quickly as possible.