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About Table Top Turrets

Table Top Turrets is a cartoon-style tower defence strategy game framed as a child’s imagined board game. You place turrets on a grid to defend against waves of enemies, choosing a difficulty before each level.

Choose a difficulty

Each level offers three difficulties, with different wave counts and enemy health:

  • Easy: 20 waves with low-health enemies.
  • Medium: 40 waves with mid-health enemies.
  • Hard: 60 waves with high-health enemies.

After completing a level at a difficulty, that difficulty’s button turns green. When all three difficulties are complete on a level, the button for that level turns green as well.

Place and manage turrets

Choose a turret from the shop menu, then click a position on the grid to place it. Selecting a placed turret opens an upgrade menu with information such as its damage and shows its range on the course. From there, you can upgrade, sell or deselect the turret. An upgrade costs 30% of the turret’s initial cost multiplied by its current level; selling returns 50% of the money spent buying and upgrading it. You can deselect a turret by clicking an empty grid space, selecting another turret or placing a different turret.

Read the game board

The board displays six pieces of information:

  • Your current money, shown in green.
  • The price of the turret you are hovering over in the shop, shown in red.
  • The current wave, shown in green.
  • The countdown timer for the wave, shown in red.
  • Your current health, shown in green.
  • Your remaining shield, shown in red.

Green information remains visible, while red information appears only when needed, such as during the countdown to the next wave.

Control the view

Use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out, and WASD to move the camera. When you zoom out, the view returns to the centre of the board so you can see the whole board again.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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