Tower Tactics: Liberation crosses several genres. It's a mixture of a simplistic roguelike, a collectible card game and a tower defense game. In addition, there are elements of an autobattler. The indie project uses two-dimensional pixel graphics. The camera is located on top. In this title, the player places defensive structures and improves them using cards. They drop out of a deck, the contents of which can be customized, before each wave of opponents. After destroying all enemies, the user can select the next item on the global screen. The main goal is to reach the boss and defeat him. Along the way, you can explore points of interest where you can find shops, regular battles, events, and so on.

Levels in Tower Tactics: Liberation are procedurally generated. If you lose, you must start the entire race over again. The video game has meta progression. After defeat, the gamer earns experience and upgrades his account, gaining access to new content. The game has 9 decks offering different strategies and 60 types of cards. To cast them, you need to spend mana. It is replenished every turn. Unused magical energy is allowed to be accumulated. You can also spend it on casting spells. The towers here are improved according to the auto-battler principle. If you build 3 identical buildings, they will turn into one stronger building. This title has 30 types of events, 50 biomes and 80 items.