A lane-defense game blending Jiange defense with PvZ-style strategy.
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Jiange Defense 2D is a lane-defense, castle-defense and Plants-vs-Zombies-style browser tower defense game. Enemy troops march down four mountain roads toward the Jiange gate. Each lane has six fixed build slots: tap a specific slot, then build a guard, archer, cannon, ice mage, fire mage, poison master or storm mage. Buying the same class on the same slot upgrades it. Guards block in melee, archers and cannons supply ranged pressure, while ice, fire, poison and lightning add slow, burn, damage-over-time, stun and piercing effects. Monsters include grunts, riders, shield troops, brutes and siege carts. Coins arrive over time and from kills; every 10th wave becomes a major siege, testing economy planning, lane layout, wall repair and key defender upgrades.
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Developed: 20260718
Last updated: 20260719
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