Refund Me TD 2

Refund Me TD 2 is a single-player tower-defense game built around a two-hour timer: beat all 50 levels before the refund window closes. The clock runs only while the game is open, and starting a new run does not reset it. The maze has no fixed path: an airship docks at one end of a floating island, a rope bridge leaves from the other, and you decide how to build the route between them. Each stone wall makes the road longer, giving your towers more time to attack.

Build the maze

You place walls to shape the path and towers to defend it. Towers and upgrades arrive as cards, with a choice of one of three after every level. You cannot get everything in one run, so each run takes a different shape. Clicking a wall lets you stack a second wall on it; nothing can climb or bridge a tall wall.

The eight towers from the first game return, and all of them can now be knocked down. Three have new forms: the Bread Oven lobs loaves that burst, the Quench Barrel soaks a patch of road and slows everything on it, and the Fire Pit throws fireballs in fast bursts. The beehive, watchtower, fire lookout, windmill and market stall retain their previous functions.

Enemies and hazards

Runners in red hoods move quickly, while iron-armoured Brutes are slow and take a great deal of killing. Skeletons attack in swarms, and from level 18, moles dig beneath the road where towers cannot reach them. Sappers carrying lit kegs appear every eight levels to attack your towers rather than your lives.

Balloons arrive eight times per run and fly over every wall. Magpies are fast, Herons are heavy, and the Flock is another balloon group. The Bomb Balloon drops a keg on the first tower it flies over. When a Storm Balloon dies, it stuns the nearest tower for three seconds. Only the watchtower and fire lookout can hit flying enemies.

From level 21, Grapplers carry planks and climb the first wall that offers a shortcut, once each. Five times per run, a Plank Builder stops at a wall to build a bridge; if it survives, the bridge stays for the whole wave and enemies behind it cross. Four times per run, Brutes parachute onto a red-marked spot inside the maze; the mark appears one level in advance. Bone Knights appear from level 15 and get up once after being killed.

Other threats alter the maze and its defenses:

• Swapping gates: at levels 20 and 40, the entrance and exit switch sides.
• Wildfire: in summer, a spark lands on a wall and can spread unless you sell that wall.
• Falling trees: anything beneath a falling tree is destroyed.
• Growing island: six times per run, the island expands unevenly.
• Lightning: eight times per run, it targets the watchtower first, or otherwise your most expensive tower. The target is shown one level ahead, giving you time to build a tower to sacrifice.
• Giant stone tortoise: after level 30, it crosses one corner of the maze and destroys walls and towers in its path.

Seasons and final level

A run moves through four seasons—Blossom, summer grass, autumn gold and snow—from morning at level 1 to sunset at level 50. Winter changes the view but brings no threat of its own.

At level 50, a small, peaceful tortoise walks in from the pier before the armoured War Tortoise arrives with sappers and balloons. It walks through the entire maze and stomps the nearest tower every ten seconds. If it reaches the exit, the run ends.

Play and features

Refund Me opens the store's refund page but does not submit a request; the store decides whether to grant refunds. The game has no ads, in-game purchases or unlocks between runs. It can be played offline and includes controller support, a layout for Steam Deck, Steam achievements, Steam Cloud, a leaderboard and 31 languages.