
Turret Grove is a free tower defense game you can play online in your browser, with no download needed. Beetles, snails, moth swarms, armored rhino bugs and buzzing wasps are marching on Gran Hazel's treehouse. Build towers along the winding trail, upgrade them, and keep every bug out.
Learn the ropes on Sprout Path with Gran Hazel at your side, then hold the Meadow, the Canyon, the twin trails of Frost Hollow and the misty Willow Marsh against 77 waves and giant boss bugs. Your towers are Acorn Archers, Pinecone Mortars, Frost Ferns, Spark Mushrooms and Honey Hives, each upgradable three times.
Every map starts with a goal card, the HUD shows your wave progress, and a daily grove challenge brings a fresh rule every day. It plays on phones, tablets and computers. Turret Grove is an original game made by the GamesYap team. For lane-based defense, try Castle Lanes.
Yes. Turret Grove is free to play in your web browser, with nothing to download or install. All five maps and the daily grove challenge are free, and restarting a map costs nothing. Coins only unlock tower bases.
Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. On a phone you tap a tile to open the build ring, tap a tower once to preview its range and again to build. On a computer you can click or use the keyboard.
Enemies walk along a path toward your base. You build towers beside the path, and they attack enemies in range. Stopping enemies earns gold for more towers and upgrades. You win if you survive every wave without losing all your lives.
Acorn Archers hit both ground and flying bugs, and Honey Hives send bees that chase flyers only. Pinecone Mortars only hit ground bugs. Mix your towers along the trail so moths and wasps can't slip past your defense.
Tapping the flag sends the next wave before the timer ends and gives you bonus gold. It speeds up the game and helps you build faster, but only do it when your defense is clearly holding.
Version 2.0.5Nov 2, 2026
Menus, shops and result screens: rows of cards and boxes never leave one alone on a row (balanced or centred) on every screen size.
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