About

Tower Notes started as a shared spreadsheet between three friends who kept arguing about which tower defence games were worth the storage space. At some point the spreadsheet got embarrassing, so we turned it into a proper site with structured reviews and a catalogue you can browse without a headache.

We cover mobile strategy in the broad sense: classic lane defence, base builders, turn-based tactics, and the occasional odd hybrid. Every game gets installed on at least two different phones so we can talk about performance, not just fun. If a title runs badly on mid-range hardware, we say so.

Games end up on the site for one reason: someone on the team actually finished a decent chunk of them. We don't grade from trailers or press kits. A review usually means several evenings of play, a few notebook pages of scribbles, and an argument about the final rating.

We stay independent. Nobody pays for a spot in the catalogue, and we don't run sponsored scores. If that ever changes, it will be written in big letters at the top of the page.

Lukas Vogel — Lukas has been building mazes in tower defence games since he was twelve and now leads the editorial side of Tower Notes. He is stubborn about hard mode and softer about coffee breaks.