Tower Tier List: Eternal Update for Ultimate Tower Blitz

In *Tower Blitz*, you start with a single tower but quickly unlock a diverse array of towers, each with unique perks and flaws. To help you craft the perfect strategy tailored to your playstyle, we've compiled a comprehensive tier list of all the towers available in the game. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, this guide will help you understand which towers to prioritize for maximum efficiency and success.

All Towers In Tower Blitz Ranked

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We've meticulously ranked all towers from S-Tier to D-Tier, considering their abilities, upgrade paths, cost, and overall efficiency. **S-Tier** towers are the crème de la crème, offering unparalleled performance and almost guaranteeing victory on any map when used correctly. **A-Tier** towers are still highly effective but come with minor flaws that set them apart from the top tier. **B-Tier** towers are average, providing decent performance without standing out. **C-Tier** towers are generally underwhelming but may have specific uses for certain strategies. **D-Tier** towers are the least effective and should be avoided in most scenarios. Below, you'll find detailed explanations of our rankings.

S-Tier Towers

Cost	Explanation	Pros and Cons
To unlock the tower: 2500 Tokens (available at Level 25) To place in-game: 750 Cash	The Bugler is overwhelmingly powerful. Despite being a support tower, it's nearly essential for Expert mode. Its versatility in boosting other towers is unmatched, though it can't buff Recon Bases.	+ Significantly boosts other towers' performance + Essential for Expert mode - Strictly a support tower
To unlock the tower: 5500 Tokens To place in-game: 3800 Cash	The Electricizer is perfect for those who prefer a more potent Sniper. It boasts the largest range and damage in the game, making it ideal for placement near the end of the map to shred approaching enemies.	+ Immense power and range + Offers both support and damage - High cost
To unlock the tower: Complete the contract To place in-game: 1800 Cash	The Lightbeamer is a powerhouse, similar to the Electricizer. Positioning it along a straight path maximizes its devastating death ray, making it a game-changer if placed correctly.	+ Exceptionally strong + Excellent for crowd control - Not viable early-game - Expensive
To unlock the tower: 8000 Tokens (available at Level 45) To place in-game: 1000 Cash	The Recon Base is a force multiplier, spawning operatives that fight for you. Both upgrade paths are strong, though expensive, making it a key asset for any difficulty above Normal.	+ Continuously spawns units + Both paths are overpowered + Ideal for Expert mode - Very costly upgrades
To unlock the tower: 1500 Tokens To place in-game: 500 Cash	The Sniper is the top choice for early-game and remains useful throughout. Its high piercing damage and upgrade paths make it indispensable, especially on Expert.	+ Best early-game tower + Usable throughout the game + High piercing damage - Slightly slow
To unlock the tower: Complete the contract To place in-game: 700 Cash	The Surveyor's versatility is unmatched. It can function as both a support and damage tower depending on the path you choose, making it a vital component from start to finish.	+ Highly versatile + Usable from start to finish - Limited to four placements

A-Tier Towers

Cost	Explanation	Pros and Cons
To unlock the tower: 1000 Tokens To place in-game: 650 Cash	The Market is a solid choice if you master its mechanics. While the bottom path can be a money sink, the top path is perfect for generating cash, making it invaluable in all games, especially multiplayer.	+ Crucial for all games, particularly multiplayer + Profitable - Bottom path less effective - Slow initial money generation
To unlock the tower: 1300 Tokens To place in-game: 600 Cash	The Sharpshooter excels in the early game, effectively managing groups of enemies. Its range covers all necessary areas at the start, though its piercing damage could be better.	+ Excellent crowd control and damage + Ideal for beginners - Ineffective in Expert - Low defense piercing
To unlock the tower: 3000 Tokens To place in-game: 2500 Cash	The Vulcan is a strong choice for mid to late-game. Opt for the bottom path for increased strength, which eventually delivers 140 DPS and full defense pierce, though it takes time to reach its full potential.	+ Highly effective + Versatile - Slow to become strong - Lacks flying detection

B-Tier Towers

Cost	Explanation	Pros and Cons
To unlock the tower: Complete the contract To place in-game: 800 Cash	The Businessman helps generate money and deal damage, though it's outshone by other towers in both areas. It's decent for early game but quickly becomes replaceable.	+ Generates money and deals damage + Suitable for early game - Easily replaced by better options
To unlock the tower: 3500 Tokens To place in-game: 900 Cash	The Demolitionist is effective in early-game scenarios, particularly against grouped enemies. However, it becomes obsolete as better options emerge, and it lacks flying detection.	+ Good crowd control and piercing damage - Limited to early-game use - No flying detection
To unlock the tower: Complete the contract To place in-game: 1200 Cash	Similar to the Vulcan but less versatile, the Elite's bottom path is its strongest feature. However, its long cooldown and high cost are significant drawbacks.	+ Strong bottom path - Long cooldown - Expensive
To unlock the tower: Complete the contract To place in-game: 480 Cash	The Mechanic is useful in mid-game with its variety of turrets, though only the Tesla turrets are impactful. It's cost-inefficient and limited to mid-game use.	+ Effective in mid-game - Cost-inefficient
To unlock the tower: Free (available at Level 10) To place in-game: 400 Cash	The Techblade is a melee tower effective against early-game enemies and tanks. Its small range and slow speed, however, limit its overall utility.	+ Effective for crowd control + Useful in early-game - Limited range - Slow

C-Tier Towers

Cost	Explanation	Pros and Cons
To unlock the tower: 200 Tokens To place in-game: 400 Cash	The Crossbower is a decent choice for beginners or as an early-game alternative to the Slinger. Its long range is a plus, but its low damage and limited utility beyond early-game make it less desirable.	+ Affordable, suitable for beginners + Long range - Unusable after early-game - Poor damage
To unlock the tower: 450 Tokens To place in-game: 400 Cash	The Freezer can be useful when paired with high-DPS towers, especially against fast enemies. However, once enemies develop freeze immunity, it becomes obsolete.	+ Effective against fast enemies - Obsolete after early-game - Limited to specific enemy types
To unlock the tower: 500 Tokens To place in-game: 400 Cash	The Gunslinger, another melee tower, suffers from poor range and slow speed. Its top path offers some improvement, but it's largely unusable in harder difficulties.	+ Decent top path - Limited range - Unusable in Hard or Expert

D-Tier Towers

Tower	Cost	Explanation	Pros and Cons
	To unlock the tower: Free To place in-game: 200 Cash	The Slinger is a starter tower meant for beginners. It's useful for the first wave but should be replaced quickly due to its poor damage and slow firing rate.	+ Free - Extremely low damage and firing speed - Unusable after early waves
	To unlock the tower: 1000 Tokens (available at Level 10) To place in-game: 500 Cash	Despite its cost and level requirement, the Trapper struggles against even the weakest enemies. It's not cost-efficient and often nearly unusable throughout the game.	+ Decent bottom path - Not cost-efficient - Often unusable - Struggles throughout the game

With this detailed tier list, you're now equipped to select the best towers for your strategy in *Tower Blitz*. If you're looking for a boost to kickstart your gameplay, consider using our *Tower Blitz* codes for an edge.