Fort Conquer

Evolve or be overrun.

There’s something deliciously chaotic about sending a laser-eyed rooster headfirst into a wave of rampaging mammoths, and Fort Conquer wants you to embrace that madness. This mobile tower defense romp turns evolution into your deadliest weapon, asking you not just to defend your turf, but to overrun the enemy’s with an army of increasingly unhinged hybrid beasts.

At its core, Fort Conquer is a lane-based skirmish between monster armies. You spawn unicorns, cats, serpents, and assorted cryptid cousins to march forward and clash with enemy units that sprint from the opposing fort like someone forgot to lock the zoo gates. But underneath the Saturday morning cartoon exterior is a surprisingly clever system of synergy and resource management. You’ll earn crystals and gold to upgrade production speed, buy new creatures, or fuse existing ones. And yes, your adorable shark-goat hybrid can evolve into something even more ridiculous (and powerful).

Two main modes keep things lively: Local mode lets you test your squad against waves of AI-controlled weirdos, while Arena mode pits your selection of creature cards against fellow players in asynchronous card-based matches. It’s low-stress, high-reward: even when you lose, you earn a little gold.

The vibe? Think Pokémon meets Clash Royale by way of a mad scientist’s biology class, with crisp visuals, bright sound design, and enough dopamine-fueled battles to lose a weekend or three. Boss battles even throw in the occasional kaiju-sized curveball.

If charming creature chaos and unexpected tactical depth sound like your kind of thing, then yeah, Fort Conquer might just evolve into your next obsession.