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Protect Against the Night: Nighty Knight Now Available for Android Pre-Registration

by Eleanor Feb 10,2025

Nighty Knight: A Tower Defense Game with a Twist

Tired of the same old tower defense games? Nighty Knight introduces a thrilling new element: the nightfall. Build your defenses under the sun, but when darkness descends, your strategy will be truly tested as hordes of enemies attack.

This charming fantasy game features adorable character art and visuals. Prepare to defend against over 40 unique enemies using a diverse range of towers, units, and weapons. Recruit over 15 different heroes to bolster your army. One particularly endearing character resembles a crowned blob – a quirky addition that adds to the game's charm.

Need a similar game to play while waiting for Nighty Knight's release? Check out our list of the best Android tower defense games!

Nighty Knight is available now on Google Play, free-to-play with in-app purchases. Stay updated on the latest news by visiting the official website and YouTube channel. Watch the embedded video above for a sneak peek at the gameplay and visuals. Pre-register on Android now!

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