We Are Tiny Warriors vs Driz's Doubles Chess

Take control of your hero, build a defensive town, and hold the castle against waves of enemies. We Are Tiny Warriors combines hands-on movement, tower defense, random upgrades during each run, and long-term progression. MOVE, SHOOT, AND BUILD Move with the joystick while your hero automatically shoots arrows at enemies in range. Support a threatened wall, dodge attacks, or head to a building site. Your hero can revive after falling; the battle is lost when the main castle is destroyed. PLAN YOUR DEFENSE AND ECONOMY Spend silver to construct and upgrade arrow towers, barracks, walls, and income buildings. Choose upgrade branches and decide whether your next investment should bring more income, stronger defenses, or more soldiers. CHOOSE YOUR BUILD EACH RUN After clearing a wave, choose one of three random upgrades. Strengthen your hero, troops, buildings, or economy, and combine effects around the defense you have built. GROW BETWEEN BATTLES Strengthen six shared equipment items, develop talents, and collect and upgrade treasures. Start as the ranger and unlock the mounted knight after completing level 3. Both characters use bows and share equipment progression; the knight has a higher base movement speed. DEFEND THROUGH 20 LEVELS Face 10 waves per level across plains, forests, deserts, and snowy battlefields, with varied enemies and bosses. Complete tasks and challenges for progression resources. Leave mid-battle and resume later, or retry the current wave after defeat. Optional rewarded ads let you refresh the three upgrade choices or claim all three. Decide where to spend your silver, where your hero is needed, and which upgrades will help your castle survive.

Doubles Chess is four-player team chess: two teams of two, one board, and both teammates moving at the same time — secretly. Each player commands one half of the board (files a–d or e–h). Every turn, you and your partner each pick one move in secret; they execute simultaneously. You can see THAT your partner has locked something in — never what — until both moves hit the board at once. RULES BUILT FOR SIMULTANEITY • The first move submitted locks in; the second must make the combined turn legal • Escape check as a team: one saving move is enough, judged on the combined result • Two enemy pawns can double-step in one turn — double en passant is real • Pins are real: you play the board as you see it • Checkmate only when NO pair of moves saves the king — strictly harder than normal mate • Pieces that cross the center line change hands: gifting your partner a rook is a strategy PLAY IN SECONDS • Create a room, share the 4-letter code, friends join instantly • No accounts, no sign-ups — pick a name and play • Empty seat? Add a bot with engine-ranked moves • Disconnected? Reconnect and pick up exactly where you were • Resigning takes both teammates. A draw takes all four. Argue accordingly. Bring your favorite partner. Blame them later.