Lanternfall

Lanternfall is out now, and it will keep growing. We chose to release it as a complete game rather than in Early Access, so you get all fifteen realms from day one, with plenty of improvements and new content still to come.

The corruption beneath the harvest has awakened.

What begins in a familiar pumpkin patch leads through candlelit graveyards, crooked bridges, enchanted forests and increasingly impossible places. Every realm is a detailed animated gothic diorama, filled with flickering light, moving weather, hidden routes and enemies designed to test a different part of your defence.

Build an arsenal, not a disposable loadout

Towers you purchase enter your Tower Bank. Redeploy the towers you already own on later battlefields, improve them through multiple visible upgrade tiers, or sell them at a loss when a new strategy demands it. The choices made early in the campaign shape the resources and options available later.

Read the threat before the wave arrives

Enemy portraits reveal what is approaching and identify armour, immunity and movement type. Physical, fire, shock and magic attacks each have battles where they excel — and enemies that punish relying on only one answer. Aura towers, air threats and water routes keep each map tactically different.

Survive a campaign that keeps changing

Waves are authored as distinct tactical problems rather than repeated stat ramps. Gold does not come from kills alone: hire miners to work the ground behind your lines and they earn their cost back over many trips, so every hire is weighed against a tower you could build right now. Choose when to expand, when to upgrade, and when to send the next wave in early for bonus gold. Later realms demand that you balance immediate survival against the resources needed for the battles ahead.

A haunted world built to move

Lanterns flicker, shadows breathe, rain strengthens, rivers flow and the landscape reacts around the battle. Each realm has its own landmark, colour language, route design, ambient soundscape and Halloween identity while remaining part of one connected journey.

Key features

A fifteen-level gothic Halloween campaign. A persistent Tower Bank that carries owned towers and upgrades forward. A gold economy of real decisions: hire miners that pay back over time, or call the next wave in early for a bonus. Distinct physical, fire, shock, magic, air and aura strategies. Four visible upgrade tiers for the starting tower set. Ground, flying and water-route enemies with armour and immunity counters. Hand-authored waves, bosses and economy choices rather than repeated stat ramps. Animated 3D-rendered battlefields with dynamic lighting, weather and sound. Central audio mixing with separate music, ambience and effects controls.