The towers were designed to take care of different types of enemies. The flame tower was for lots of small fast enemies that would run by with continuous damage overtime. The Cannon tower was good for damage against stronger enemies with more health. The snow globe was good for crowd control and slowing enemies. The implementation of the towers AI was fairly simple as they would just focus on the furthest enemy along a path and keep focus on them until they were out of range or were defeated.

     There were also squads which acted as more expendable buffs to towers. There were cheaper infantry which added extra defense and consistent damage over time and the snipers which excelled at long range slower damage. These squads were meant to be a balance of investment and return as their damage solely worked with how much health they had left. If they were strategically placed on towers that were in safer locations, players would end up losing more money than they gained. The logic and implementation was the same as towers though.

     Towers also had upgrades to them. They were unique upgrades that would increase the damage of the tower and give them unique abilities to make them stand out further from one another. Rather than the towers being a one trick pony, the idea was to give them more capabilities and thus giving the player more choice in what they wished to invest their currency into. Should they upgrade towers at the risk of losing larger investments, spread out towers for large amounts of weaker towers and sacrifice them, or use the low cost expendable squads to buff and defend their more expensive towers.