About this app
Overview, features and application details
Habby's tower defense roguelike with card-based combat. Defend your castle against monster waves, draft new cards each run, and build broken combos.
Wittle Defender mixes tower defense, roguelike runs, and card drafting into something that actually works. You defend your base against waves of monsters, but your arsenal changes every run based on the cards you draft.
The fun is in the combos. Some card pairings are just absurd — you'll stumble on synergies that melt waves you had no business surviving. And when a run goes wrong, you start fresh with a new draft. That loop is hard to put down.
Habby launched it worldwide in June 2025 and it hit $10 million in player spending fast. The game keeps getting updates — version 2.0.3 landed in August 2026.
Fair heads-up: it's 829 MB, so clear some space first. Worth it if you like tower defense that doesn't play itself.