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The House TD: Best Season 1 Tier List

Alexis Ongsansoy
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The House TD has towers, lots of them. Each tower has different capabilities which can either move them up or down a rank in the tier list you’re seeing. They also have different range, which is enough of a driving force to convince you, the player to properly strategize.

But which tower even is the best in Season 1? Which one should always be in your arsenal and see more use? Find out more about the right tower by checking out the rest of The House TD tier list below.

Best Season 1 Tier List

Damage Per Second matters most along with Range when it comes to your line up. Another aspect you should consider if your Area of Effect capabilities once you get to the 4th floor.

This tier list is not a reflection of how easy these towers are to get. But it helps immensely if you do get some of the towers placed higher on the list.

The House TD Tier List Season 1 High tier Best

S+ Tier

Some of the towers here might be out of your reach, meaning it that it will take a while for them to get set up.

You’ll want almost everything here to be a part of your main tower lineup. With that said, everything has great attack speed and range regardless of the price.

  • Arch Angel
  • Nightfang
  • Super Punch
  • Angel
  • Death Angel
  • Fallen Angel
  • Demon Mage

Meta Utility

Everything listed here is very easy to get and can be used for AFK farming. Go do a few rounds and set any of these towers up for your starter towers and replace them later on.

  • The Mask
  • Wizard
  • Ice Fiend
  • Bone Collector

S Tier

Most of the towers here are kept out of meta for being too slow or not having enough range. However, you still have good AOE units like Nitro who’s easily farmable in Junkyard Infinite.

  • Corruption
  • Lucifer
  • Bloodclaw
  • Demon Girl
  • Demon Boy
  • Boom Bear
  • Raijin
  • Hellchain
  • Nitro
  • Kaboom Kitty
  • Shadow Fiend
The House TD Tier List Season 1 Low Tier

A Tier

Everything here on A Tier either got bumped up from B or got shot down from S. Most of what’s here are good for early towers while some use too many placements to become viable. That jab goes straight to Demon Brawler.

  • Kitty
  • Demon Brawler
  • Doom
  • Purge
  • Elite S.W.A.T
  • Sage
  • Grim
  • Leonidas

B Tier

What you’ll see here are the seasonal and weekly login reward towers. They’re somewhat reliable but you can get better towers elsewhere.

  • Shadow Kitty
  • Demon Queen
  • Spectral Samurai
  • S.W.A.T Commander
  • The Gobbler
  • Stone Sentinel
  • Dusk
  • Sally Slice
  • Willow Witch
  • Rampage

C Tier

As new towers keep getting added into the game more towers will get pushed down to lower tiers. The towers here will just take up space and fill up your hero log.

  • Ghost hunter
  • Deadshot
  • Kitty Cat
  • Hallow
  • Warblade
  • Jeromeasf
  • Wandering Mage
  • Skull Night

D Tier

If you get anything from this list, then roll for something else on the first chance you can get. Just like the towers on C Tier, the ones here will just take up space as well.

  • Necromancer
  • Spec Soldier
  • Plague Doctor
  • Phantom
  • Whiskers
  • Melon Masher
  • The Executioner
  • Draco

F Tier

Anything down here is not worth getting. Regardless of if you get five of each or not there’s no point in upgrading these towers and you should roll for something else.

  • Ghost
  • The Hunter
  • Paranormal Detective
  • Samurai
  • Demon Priest
  • Containment
  • S.W.A.T
The House TD Tier List

And those are the towers you should look out for in The House TD. Now, go and see what you can get without using any premium currencies!

Also, if you’re struggling on deciding which Endless you should pick, make sure to check out our guide on that as well.

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Here we have Alexis, he's been gaming ever since the second Famicom came out. Which is probably the reason why he goes back to platformers every now and then. Somewhere down the line he started getting more and more fascinated about looking at maps change colors for three to eight hours straight. If he's not out strategizing and beating the life out of his space bar in that order there's a good chance you can find him playing an FPS or talking someone's ear out about how game balance gets in the way of realism. You can tell that he really likes getting the full experience of whatever he gets his hands on.
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