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Games like The Defenders: The Second Wave

2015PC56 % positive

You hold off a ghost invasion across 50 waves, choosing to fight as a wizard, a warrior, or a strategic builder. Your character evolves in the direction you prefer as you try to survive until dawn.

  • Fantasy setting
  • Tactical depth
  • Strong character progression
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for The Defenders: The Second Wave are Deathtrap, Undead Horde 2: Necropolis and Dungeon Defenders. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Defenders: The Second Wave special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Deathtrap

89 %Match

2015PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable84 % positive19.99 €

Brings what grabs you about The Defenders: The Second Wave: tactical depth, deep character progression and a fantasy setting.

Deathtrap blends tower defense with action RPG: you fight directly while placing traps to hold off monster hordes at gothic strongholds. It is set in the Van Helsing universe.

Dungeon Defenders

Strong character progression

A blend of tower defense and action RPG where you build defenses and fight alongside them as enemy waves storm your crystal. Its strengths are loot grinding and four-player co-op.

Reignfall

Gameplay comes before story

Reignfall mixes real-time strategy and city-building with third-person action: you build up a settlement and personally fight to defend your keep against ever tougher waves of the fallen horde.

Thronefall

Gameplay comes before story

A minimalist kingdom builder and defense game: you expand your small realm by day and fight off waves of enemies as a hero by night. Its clean low-poly look and simple rules make it approachable yet tactically tricky.

Siegebreaker

Fantasy setting

A fantasy tower defense game where you build distinctive towers, upgrade them and refine your tactics to defeat fallen gods. Details are inferred from the limited metadata available.

Orcs Must Die!

Linear, curated structure

Third-person tower defense where you lay traps in fortress corridors and join the fight with crossbow and spells as orc hordes get flung, sliced and burned in slapstick chain reactions. A cocky war mage hero keeps the tone gleefully comedic.

Hinterland

Fantasy setting

You grow a settlement, manage your people and equip them for fast real-time fights in a wild fantasy land. Loot, character growth and strategic base building blend into a mix that makes it stand out.

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