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Life & fun · January 12, 2025

Tower defense clicker game built with Svelte 5, without canvas

A TowerDefence clicker game made with Svelte 5, without canvas. Playable on different screens, Mobile or Desktop. Created during SvelteHack 2024 - baterson/svelte-tower-defence

Tower defense clicker game built with Svelte 5, without canvas launched on January 12, 2025 with 13 votes, #1,099 of 6,142 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

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In plain words

Tower Defense Clicker is a browser-based tower defense game built with Svelte 5, using standard web technologies instead of canvas rendering. Players build and upgrade towers to defend against waves of enemies while earning resources through clicking mechanics. The game is designed for casual players who enjoy tower defense and idle game elements. It is open-source and available on GitHub, making it accessible to both players and developers interested in web-based game development.

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A TowerDefence clicker game made with Svelte 5, without canvas. Playable on different screens, Mobile or Desktop. Live demo link Game was made during Svelte Hack 2024 and got 4th place in the "Wizzbangery Wizard" category. # Run locally npm install npm run dev About A TowerDefence clicker game made with Svelte 5, without canvas. Playable on different screens, Mobile or Desktop. Created during SvelteHackfrom github.com

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