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Get a deck of fighters and arrange them on the floors of the tower. Use your tactical skills, because each decision get you closer to the victory. Use buffers or bonuses to strengthen your troops! How far can you get?

Getting Started with Towers: Card Battles

Your goal is to pass the towers, rescue the princesses and collect the best deck.
The controls are very simple:
- you drag the unit cards to the position in the tower
- you can combine two units and get Mega-unit
- after placing your units, click "fight"

Exciting Game Features

- Fascinating puzzle
- Beautiful 3D graphics
- Use your wits to protect the queen
- 100% free game
- Fun and addictive gameplay
- Easy to learn controls
- For kids and adults
- Game for girls and boys

Which gender audience is this game aimed at?

The gender demographic for this game is Male & Female.

Is there any form of cruelty depicted in the game?

Yes, there is violence or cruelty depicted in Towers: Card Battles.

Who was in charge of the game's creation?

The studio that developed this game is Lipsar Studio LLC.

Is there a particular game framework that developers used to build this game?

The popular game development tool WebGL is used to create this game.

How is this game labeled in terms of tags?

Tags representing the game’s features or themes include fantasy, logic, stickman.

How is this game categorized within the gaming world?

This game would be categorized as Cards on a gaming platform.

Is this game designed for mobile gameplay?

Players can enjoy Towers: Card Battles on mobile devices.

Is there any portrayal of blood in the game?

Yes, blood is shown during gameplay in Towers: Card Battles.

Who is the game intended for in terms of age?

The game is developed for Teens age audience.

Would this game be suitable for younger audiences?

No, Towers: Card Battles would not be enjoyable and safe for children.