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Immortal Siege

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Immortal Siege

Immortal Siege is a tower-defense game from InfiniGods, in which gods and heroes are deployed to hold a portal against waves of monsters. It mixes the usual placement and upgrade loop with real-time strategy elements and a deck-draw system, so what you can field in a given wave is partly a matter of what you draw. It is free to play, set in the same mythological world as the studio's other games, and its heroes and items are NFTs meant to carry across them.

thumb_up Pros

Tower defense with a deck-draw twist, so runs vary instead of repeating a fixed layout
Free to play, with no purchase needed to start
Heroes and items are NFTs shared across the InfiniGods universe
Wave-based sessions have a natural stopping point — good for short play
The studio has shipped several games rather than promising them

thumb_down Cons

Deck draws add luck to a genre where players often want pure planning
Tower defense loops become familiar quickly once the strategies are known
The collectable layer matters most if you play the studio's other titles too
Earnings are not the point here — treat any value as incidental

Our verdict on Immortal Siege

Immortal Siege takes tower defense somewhere slightly unusual. The frame is familiar — waves of monsters come at a portal, you place defenders and upgrade them — but what you can deploy in a wave depends on a deck draw, and there are real-time elements over the top. The result is a game where a run is planned rather than memorised, because the tools you get are not the same every time.

It is free to start, which matters in a category where the entry price is often an NFT purchase, and it sits inside InfiniGods' wider world: the same mythology as InfiniMerge and King of Destiny, with heroes and items intended to travel between them. The studio's founders came out of mainstream games rather than crypto, and it shows in how little the blockchain layer is pushed at the player.

The reservations are genre ones. Adding a draw to tower defense introduces luck where some players want pure planning, and any wave-based game becomes familiar once you know the answers. The collectable layer rewards people already invested in the studio's other games more than a newcomer playing one title.

Worth a session if you like tower defense and want variance in it. Less rewarding if you want the deterministic, optimise-the-layout version of the genre.

This is our own editorial assessment. We do not score games — ratings come from players.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of game is Immortal Siege?

A tower-defense game where you deploy gods and heroes to defend a portal against waves of monsters, with real-time strategy elements and a deck-draw system that varies what you can field.

Is Immortal Siege free to play?

Yes — it is free to start, and no NFT purchase is required to play.

What does the deck-draw part change?

Rather than always having the same defenders available, you draw from a deck, so each run asks you to make the best of a different set of options.

Who develops it?

InfiniGods, the studio behind InfiniMerge and King of Destiny, founded by Owen O'Donoghue, previously director of gaming at Facebook, and Damon Gura.

Do the heroes and items carry to other games?

They are held as NFTs intended to be usable across the InfiniGods universe, so what you collect here is meant to have a use in the studio's other titles.