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Gilded Age and Moat & Mortar play in the browser on a phone or a computer, with no download and no sign-up.

Gilded Age

Enemies come through a crack in the world and walk the road to the Anchor. You build towers beside the road and on the terraces above it, and a hero, the Paladin, fights with them. Nothing comes until you press Next wave, unless you turn on Auto waves.

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Moat & Mortar

Wind-up toys march down a winding road to your keep, and you build towers on the tiles beside it. You have 14 seconds between waves, and calling the next wave early pays bonus bolts. A won map earns up to three stars by the lives you kept.

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The two games compared

Gilded AgeMoat & Mortar
MapsThe Ford, The SwitchbackGreen Meadow, Desert Canyon, Frozen Lake, Lava Fortress
Waves on a map2020 or 25
Lives at the start2010 to 20, by map
Towers8 on The Ford, 5 more with later maps6
Tower levels3; Prince Poison has 13
Selling a tower returns70%70%
Towers are paid for inGoldBolts
The next wave startsWhen you press Next wave, or with Auto waves 3 seconds after the last is clearedAfter 14 seconds, or sooner when you call it

Enemies with a trick

GameEnemyIts trick
Gilded AgeThe PrinceOnly Prince Poison, a trap laid on the road, fells him
Gilded AgeThe BatIt flies over the walls and shells cannot hit it
Gilded AgeThe KnightIt wears armour; fire and shells still hit it fully
Moat & MortarArmouredThe Sniper and Poison ignore armour
Moat & MortarFlyersThe Cannon cannot hit them; the Archer can
Moat & MortarThe WarlordIt leads the boss waves, armoured and hard to slow, and costs 5 lives if it reaches the keep

Coins

Both games pay Tacs, the coins every game on the site shares, and keep your results on your device. Gilded Age pays 1 for each wave held and 60 or 80 the first time you seal a map. Moat & Mortar pays 1 for each 4 waves held, won or lost, and more for each star on a won map.