Stone & Throne

Mine below. Siege above.
Deep under the Iron Mountain, the ore waits. Above it, the fortress walls stand between your people and freedom. Stone and Throne is a rogue-lite reverse tower defense where you don't guard the towers. You bring them down, and every step of your march is paid for with what you dig out of the earth.

Command the march
Set your army on a hex battlefield. Each turn you roll the dice and spend the action points on placing, repositioning and turning your units. Put the right units side by side and they fuse into stronger formations. At the end of every turn, everyone in range strikes at once, so position and timing decide the fight. The castle raises arrow, fire, frost, poison and lightning towers and bends the weather to its side. You break the walls by choosing your facing and your ground well.
Turn the battle
Every siege gives you ways to tilt the field in your favor. Brace a unit against an incoming strike. Spend the ammo you hauled out of the mine to buy an extra move on a critical turn. Read how the weather hits towers and troops, then set your position to match it. Picking the right moment matters more than raw strength.

Hook the depths
Swing your hook into the mine, time your throw, and drag up gold, stone and rare finds. Your basket has a limit. When it's full, the load starts its long haul to the surface and the mine goes quiet until it arrives. Send it up early and you waste the run. Wait too long and the war above slips out of your hands. The gold arrives all at once, right when you need it most.
Grow your village
Between campaigns, return to your village. Upgrade the barracks, the forge, the treasury and the war council. Unlock new units, mining tools and doctrines, and every campaign you start will be stronger than the last.
Features
Two connected layers: a hook-and-haul mine and a turn-based siege above it

Hex-board positioning and adjacency fusions that build powerful formations

Strategic abilities that depend on the situation, not on cooldown spam

Village meta-progression with permanent upgrades

Pixel art and a story rooted in the legend of Ergenekon

Available in 10 languages