Hey everyone! Our game, TechGuardian: Territory Defense, is officially launching on August 7 at 12:00 PM (BeingJing Time).
Inspired by those epic mobile-game ads, it delivers the thrill of massive, screen-filling battles—get ready to command armies like never before!
This is a sci-fi strategy game featuring two core modes: a defensive mode where you build turrets and expand territory, and an offensive mode where you deploy forces to break through enemy defenses. Over 30 distinct buildings and units are available, each upgradeable by editing their data entries for enhanced performance and firepower. Dive into Endless Mode and fight to the very end!
View game pageDuring this time, we’ve polished the game extensively and introduced brand-new mechanics! Compared with the demo, we’re confident the final release now offers far more ways to play.
I. Complete UI Overhaul
We’ve rebuilt the entire interface from the ground up—it looks and feels completely fresh!
For the PC version, we’ve delivered a full-scale adaptation—every UI element and control scheme has been re-tuned for mouse & keyboard. You’ll feel the difference the moment the final build launches!
II. Introducing the brand-new Attack Mode!
The full release introduces the new Attack Mode. Like Defense Mode, it offers three difficulty tiers plus a corresponding endless offensive variant. Before each run, players must choose their unit cards from the warehouse.
In Attack Mode, your objective is to wipe out the enemy fortress. Purchase combat units, smash through their defenses, and destroy their base to clear each stage. Every structure you wreck yields resources you can spend to deploy even more units.
III. Full English Localization
We’ve rolled out comprehensive English localization—every line of text and voice is now fully available in English!
IV. Full Steam Integration
Cloud saves and achievements are here!!! Jump in and see if you can unlock them all~
TechGuardian: Territory Defense launches August 7—add it to your wishlist now!
Defend your territory and crush real enemies in the kind of battles those fake ads only promised.