Build towers, grow crops, and defend your farm against a mad scientist’s undead army.

Play as Chiki , a tiny but fearless chicken tasked with defending the barn while the farmer is away.

Build Towers

Build a variety of towers , some shoot fast, other pierce armor, while some deal AOE damage or freeze enemies. Each tower has a unique role. Upgrade and combine their effects to create powerful synergies, and amplify them further with specialized Tesla towers to build an unstoppable defense.

Grow Crops

Plant crops to earn coins at the end of each round and upgrade them with nearby sprinklers. Work your way up to cabbages, the most valuable crop, and optimize your placements to maximize profits from every tile.

Analyze the battlefield

See through the chaos with X-ray vision!

Plan your defense

Strategically place your defenses to counter a variety of enemy types, some charge headfirst, others are heavily armored, and each comes with its own unique behavior.

Do you have what it takes to stop a mad scientist on a quest for world domination?

About me

Hi, I’m the solo developer behind Guardian Chicken , a quirky little tower defense game I’ve been building over the past few months in my spare time. I’ve poured a lot of love and soul into this project, and I truly hope it’s just as fun for you to play as it was for me to create :)

Plans

I’ll be releasing a demo soon with a handful of levels to try out. And following are the things planned for the full release:

• 15 handcrafted levels

• Multiple visual themes to keep things fresh

• New tower types with unique abilities

• A funny, dialogue-rich storyline

• Procedurally generated levels and infinite wave modes (still experimental)

• And plenty more things!

Credits

The game was made possible thanks to incredible free assets found online

• Game Development : Written in C using raylib

• Music:  Background music by Aila Scott (not affiliated, source: itch.io)

• Font : Kitchen Sink (source: itch.io)

• For a full list of all assets used in the game, please visit the GitHub credits page