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About Immortal Siege
What is Immortal Siege?
Immortal Siege is a tower defense game from InfiniGods that mixes in real-time strategy and deck-draw mechanics. It is set in a mythological world, and the official page sums up the stakes plainly: survive and win, or fail and perish. The game is in Early Access Alpha.
How to play
Each match starts with exploring the map, gathering resources and building a base, while waves of mythological monsters attack it. The core of the strategy is the Immortals a player brings and their affinities. These affinities unlock a tech tree of towers and spells, so the defenses available in a match depend on the gods chosen. The page says there are 30 affinities, determined by the type and tier of each Elder God. The deck-draw element means that what you can field is partly decided by what you draw, which adds planning on top of the usual placement and upgrade loop of tower defense.
Access and ownership
The game is free to play, but the page states that Elder Gods give significant advantages. Early Access is open to holders of a Community Pass or Ultimate Pass, which are InfiniPass collectibles sold on OpenSea. The official page does not name the blockchain behind the passes and does not describe a token, saying only that in-game rewards and currencies are previewed in the studio's litepaper. Platforms are not listed on the page beyond a Play Now button.
Our verdict
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.
Immortal Siege pros and cons
What we like
5 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
What to watch
4 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
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