Tower Defence

Back in the days of Flash games, there was a simple one called Tower Defence. It was one of those straightforward browser games you could load up and play without much fuss. You didn't need an account or a download; you just clicked and started.

You control a cursor, using the mouse to grab enemy soldiers as they march toward your tower. You pick them up, drag them, and fling them off the sides of the screen. The main goal is to stop them from reaching and damaging your tower, which can only take so many hits. You have special powers, like area attacks, that you can trigger from icons in the corner, but they need time to recharge after each use. The game starts calmly, but the pace picks up as more varied enemies appear, forcing you to manage the crowd and your cooldowns. It feels like a hectic, physical scramble to keep everything at bay.