Elephant Track Defense
A free tower defense game — play it in your browser, no install. Buy elephants to defend against the waves of orbs trying to take over the base
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A browser-based tower-defense game where elephants defend a winding track from increasingly powerful metallic orbs.
The game runs entirely in the browser with no backend or installation required.
Game maps, waves, towers, orbs, achievements, tutorials, and difficulties are editable in data/. They are loaded through relative URLs, so the same build works on GitHub Pages without a database.
R — Rotate is a separate desktop placement-preview control.
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