About Crown Siege
Crown Siege is a short idle tower defense game about building an army big enough to stop goblins and trolls that never stop coming. Your job is to keep the kingdom standing as each wave hits harder than the last.
You spawn troops to protect the kingdom, and every enemy they defeat pays out gold. Experience and crowns go toward upgrades that strengthen your side, so each round you're better prepared for the next push. The troops handle the fighting on their own, and your part is deciding how the army grows.
This web version is a demo with Normal Mode to play, and a full run takes about half an hour. You can play Crown Siege online right here in your browser.
How to Play Crown Siege
- Click Play Normal Mode on the main menu.
- Spawn troops to defend your kingdom.
- Let them fight off goblins and trolls to collect gold.
- Earn experience and crowns, and spend them on upgrades.
- Keep growing the army as each wave pushes harder.
- Open the settings on the main menu to adjust volume, fullscreen and effects.
What to Expect in Crown Siege
Crown Siege is about watching a small defense swell into a crowd. Early waves are manageable, later ones push back hard, and the fun is in seeing your army grow to meet them. It's pixel art with a dark, gritty look.
There's some pixel blood in the fighting, and you can switch it off with the Blood option in the settings.
Tips for Crown Siege
- Play a run in one sitting. It takes about half an hour, and this version has no save system.
- Keep spawning troops between waves. A bigger army is the main answer to tougher enemies.
- Spend crowns and experience as they come in. Every upgrade works on every wave that follows.
- Turn off Post Processing in the settings if the game runs slowly on your machine.
- Play Crown Siege free in a big window or fullscreen, so you can follow the whole fight as the army grows.
Who Made Crown Siege
Crown Siege was made by JOrbits, who released it on itch.io. It was built in Unity. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Crown Siege page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Crown Siege free?
Yes. Crown Siege is free to play here in your browser, with nothing to download. Pick Play Normal Mode on the main menu and you're defending the kingdom right away, spawning troops, earning gold from fallen goblins and trolls, and spending crowns on upgrades.
How do you play Crown Siege?
Spawn troops to guard your kingdom, and let them fight the goblins and trolls that come in waves. Defeating enemies earns gold, and you collect experience and crowns that go toward upgrades. Each wave is tougher than the one before, so keep strengthening your army as you go.
What is the goal in Crown Siege?
Hold the kingdom against endless waves. Crown Siege asks you to grow and strengthen an army fast enough to keep up with goblins and trolls that keep getting tougher. The further you get, the bigger your army needs to be, and the upgrades you choose decide how well it holds.
Who made Crown Siege?
Crown Siege was made by JOrbits and released on itch.io. It was built in Unity. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here, and the credit for its design, art and code belongs to its creator.
Can I play Crown Siege on a Chromebook or phone?
A Chromebook or laptop works well, since Crown Siege runs in a browser and you play through on-screen menus and buttons. A mouse makes things quicker. Phones may load the game, but the layout suits a wider screen, so a computer is the more comfortable way to play a full half-hour run.
Is Crown Siege unblocked at school?
Crown Siege unblocked depends on the network you're on. The game only needs a browser tab, with nothing to install, but each school sets its own filters, and we do not control those. If it opens on your connection, it plays here the same as anywhere else.
How long is Crown Siege?
A full run of Crown Siege takes about half an hour. That's long enough to watch a handful of troops grow into a real army and face much tougher waves, and short enough to finish in one go, which is the best way to play it. Settle in before you start so you can see a run through.
Is Crown Siege an idle game?
Crown Siege mixes idle play with tower defense. Your troops fight on their own, so there's no aiming at each enemy. Instead you spawn units, collect gold and decide on upgrades while the battle runs, which gives it the steady, numbers-going-up feel of an idle tower defense game.
