Siegelight

Raise the towers. Hold the crystal. Let nothing through.

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A Soup Boys Studios game · co-op for 1 to 4 · three.js licence

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Arena

Difficulty

Mode

Build time

Heroes

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How to play

Monsters pour out of the portals and march on the Siegelight crystal. If it breaks, the siege is lost. Between waves, spend mana on towers along their roads; during a wave, fight beside them and keep them standing. Monsters drop mana when they die: walk over it to pick it up. Every wave is harder than the last.

W A S Dmove (the arrow keys work too) mouseaim: your hero faces the marker on the ground LMBattack (hold to keep attacking) RMByour hero's second attack: the Bulwark's shield, the Arcanist's charged blast and the Ranger's aimed shot (hold, then let go; extra harm to brutes and ogres), the Warden's javelin 1 / 2 abilities (they cost mana and have cooldowns); Shift also blinks or rolls 3 to 6 pick a tower to build (between waves), then LMB to place, R or the wheel to turn it, RMB to cancel. Hold Shift to place several. Rhold next to a tower to repair it, or a trap to re-arm it (costs mana) Fhold next to a tower to upgrade it (up to level 5) Xtwice next to your tower: sell it for 60% of what it cost Gready for the next wave (it starts when everyone is ready) Q / E turn the view a quarter turn; wheel zooms Tabhold to see the scoreboard Enterchat with your party Escmenu

Each hero builds different towers: walls and ballistae, magic towers, traps, or auras. Walls stop monsters until they break them (heroes can slip through). Wisps fly over everything and hover by the crystal to pelt it: keep something near it that hits flyers (a Ballista, Bolt Tower, Storm Spire or Skyhook, or an Ember Aura beneath them), or go back and fight them yourself. Sappers blow up towers. Every fifth wave brings a Brute; every tenth, the Siege Ogre. Your party shares a defense limit (DU) for the arena.

Settings

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Effects

Shadows

Volume

Larger pixels and fewer effects run faster on slow machines.