Isle of Arrows

Isle of Arrows is a fusion of board game and tower defense, in which you place randomly drawn tiles to build defenses on an ever-growing piece of land.

Tile-Placement meets Tower Defense:

Isle of Arrows is a unique blend of genres that adds a new strategic puzzle element to the Tower Defense formula.

Roguelike structure:

Each run is randomly generated with different tiles, enemies, rewards and events. Playing through campaigns unlocks more elements to appear in the game.

Modes & modifiers:

A variety of game modes, guilds, game modifiers, and challenges make each playthrough unique and add endless replayability.

Message from the developer: RNG in Isle of Arrows

Isle of Arrows offers near endless replayability by combining Tower Defense with random tile drawing mechanics and roguelike elements. This requires you to plan ahead, but also adapt your strategy each turn. Consider the placement of each tile carefully!

The order and type of tiles is randomly generated, but you are guaranteed to draw set amount of towers, paths, and buildings every X tiles. This mimics the luck of the draw mechanics of many board games and is what makes Isle of Arrows unique.

Gameplay

Each round, you place randomly drawn tiles on the isle. Spending coins allows you to skip a tile. When you're ready, start the next enemy wave and watch your placed defenses in action.

Towers

attack the invaders.

Roads

build out the path the enemies walk on.

Flags

extend the isle, giving you more space to build.

Gardens

reward you with coins.

Taverns

boost all adjacent archery towers. And so on.

Features

3 game Modes: Campaign, Gauntlet, Daily Defense

3 themed campaigns that each have their own unique set of tiles

4 guilds that each have their own playstyle

70+ tiles

75+ bonus cards and relics

10+ events that can help or hinder you

10+ game modifiers

9 Puzzle style achievements

Randomly drawn bonus cards give access to resources, upgrades, and buffs.

What Isle of Arrows offers

A new spin on the Tower Defense formula

Endless replayability through randomly drawn tiles

A diverse range of towers, tiles, bonus cards, and events

Beautiful minimalist graphics

Brutally difficult challenges

What Isle of Arrows does not offer

Free selection over what towers to build

Tower upgrades & manual targeting options

Deckbuilding mechanics

Multiplayer

Skins and customization

About the Developer

Gridpop is a 1-person game development studio run by Daniel Lutz, a game industry veteran best known for his work as Creative Director for Hitman GO and Lara Croft GO at Square Enix Montreal.