Please HoldSupply & Defend

Please
Hold.Tower defense for iPhone & Android

Recruit an army, build your town and hold the wall against endless enemy waves. Please Hold is a free tower defense game for iPhone and Android, played in portrait. Your archers need arrows, your musketeers need cartridges, and every delivery from the workshops matters.

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Free to download · Contains ads · In-app purchases on iPhone

Hold the wall: the App Store screenshot of defenders, enemy waves and the town supplying them.

Build your town.
Defend the wall.

Archers and musketeers defend a stone wall against enemy troops and war elephants.

Wall defense against endless waves

Train archers, musketeers and bombardiers to fire from the wall. Send swordsmen into the field and medics after them. Each wave puts more pressure on your troops; choose when to recruit and when to strengthen the wall.

Workshops, carriers and a central stockpile keep the settlement and its defenders supplied.

Keep the ammunition moving

Workers make arrows, cartridges and bombs. Carriers deliver them to the shared stockpile, where defenders refill their reserves. More troops need more ammunition. Watch production and delivery before spending all your Silver on another recruit.

The game’s Heroes, including the Knight, Ninja, Ice Sorcerer and Sapper, above a battle at the wall.

Heroes with skills you control

Position your Heroes and time their abilities. The Ice Sorcerer freezes enemies, the Sapper lays explosive traps and the Ninja leaps into battle. Save a skill for a crowded approach or use it early to relieve the front line.

Game scenes and promotional artwork from Please Hold.

Assemble your army.
Upgrade your defenses.

Recruit a mix of wall defenders and ground troops. Spend your Silver on stronger weapons, a sturdier wall and the supplies that keep your army fighting.

Assemble your army: Please Hold’s six troop types, shown above the battlefield. The App Store screenshot of the upgrade menu for your army and defenses.

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Play free on iPhone or Android.
Contains ads. In-app purchases on iPhone.

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play

How Please Hold plays

Game
Please Hold: Supply & Defend
Genre
Tower defense · Real-time strategy
Platform
iPhone (iOS 15.0 or later) · Android
Format
Portrait · Single player
Price
Free · Ads · In-app purchases on iPhone

Please Hold: Supply & Defend combines real-time strategy with tower defense. Your town sits behind a single wall. Build workshops on fixed plots, recruit troops and decide what to upgrade as the attack grows.

The town keeps working during combat. Workers produce supplies, carriers haul them and your defenders spend ammunition with every shot. A full barracks will not help much if the stockpile is empty. Invest in production, delivery and storage alongside the army.

Choose a mix of ranged troops for the wall and ground troops for the field. Archers use arrows, musketeers fire cartridges and bombardiers throw bombs. Swordsmen meet enemies outside the wall while medics help wounded troops. Stronger weapons and a thicker wall compete for the same Silver.

Enemies grow tougher as the wave count rises, with war elephants among the threats. Hero positioning and well-timed skills can buy your defenders a few more shots. Develop your Heroes across runs, try a different purchase order and see how long the wall holds.

See how tower defense with resource management works

Questions about the game

Which phones can I play on?

Please Hold is available on the App Store for iPhone with iOS 15.0 or later, and on Google Play for Android. The game uses a portrait layout, with the battlefield and town on one screen.

Is Please Hold an endless tower defense game?

Yes. Waves keep getting stronger as your run continues. Recruit, upgrade and manage supplies to hold out longer. Every fifth wave has a reward break, and Hero progression carries across runs.

How does resource management affect the battle?

Your ranged troops need ammunition from the town. Workshops produce it, carriers bring it to the stockpile and defenders refill their reserves there. A supply shortage can leave an otherwise strong army waiting to fire.