
The house is yours.
The garden wants it back.
The apocalypse ended a while ago — and the dead won. Play as the Supreme Rotten, plant an army of 14 unique rottens, and hold the line against wave after wave of mutant, vengeful plants. A tower-defense with the roles completely reversed.
9 levels · 14 rottens · 21 enemy plants · 6 languages
See it in motion
Trailer
The pitch
Grow an army. Not a garden.
The house behind you is the last thing worth defending, and every night the surviving vegetation crawls up the lawn to take it back. Plant your own rottens to hold the line, then wade in yourself — melee strikes, an area-denial roar, and two single-use weapons for when a wave gets out of hand. Blood moon overhead, a ruined city on the horizon, falling ash, and a dead lawn with something still moving over it.
From the lawn
Gameplay
Your army
Command the Rotten
Brainotron
Produces 25 brains every 7.5s — your economy.
Spitter
Spits acid down its row.
Bone Wall
1400 HP, doesn't attack, just blocks.
Crypt Breath
Frost spit that slows the target.
Rot Twins
Two projectiles per hit.
Plague Mine
Arms in 12s, then explodes for 1800 area damage.
Rotten DJ
Sound pulse every 3s: damages and slows everything nearby.
Rotten Clown
Every 5s scares nearby plants, who flee the lawn.
Rotten Berserker
520 HP axe fighter — enrages below 30% health.
Rotten Molotov
Throws firebombs at the densest cluster of plants.
Premium — unlocked with Gold
The Necromancer
Summons a small ally Rotten from the grave every ~6s.
Iron Colossus
2600 HP — crushes whatever's in front of it every ~2s.
The Plague Doctor
Heals nearby Rotten every ~4s.
The Executioner
Finishes off any plant below a fifth of its health instantly.
When planting isn't enough
Single-use weapons
Herbicide
Instantly kills every plant in the 9 cells around the chosen one. Bosses lose 35% of their health instead.
Gas Can
Ignites the whole row from the chosen column to the right edge — burns for 5s, ~60 dmg/s.
9 levels
The Campaign
| # | Level | Waves | Boss |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Backyard Garden | 6 | — |
| 2 | The Greenhouse | 7 | The Ancient Tree |
| 3 | The Queen's Garden | 8 | The Garden Queen |
| 4 | The Flooded Cemetery | 9 | The Tree & the Queen |
| 5 | The World Root | 10 | The Primordial Root |
| 6 | The Conveyor Gauntlet | 12 | The Root & the Queen |
| 7 | The Blightwood | 9 | The Blight Colossus |
| 8 | The Hollow Hive | 10 | The Hive Matriarch |
| 9 | The Iron Grove | 12 | The Ironbark Titan & the Root |
Levels 6 and 9 drop the Brains economy entirely — rottens arrive free on a scrolling conveyor belt, and you just grab whatever's next. In exchange, they throw the busiest, toughest waves in the game.
21 enemy types, 6 bosses
The garden fights back
From basic Weeds and Fast Vines to a Grapevine that immobilizes your rottens, a Nuke Flower that wipes a whole 3×3 area, and the Garden Queen — a 10,000 HP boss who raises spikes from the ground and heals the yard around her while she enrages below 35% health. Six bosses in total, and some levels bring two at once.
Get moving
Controls
The lawn is waiting.
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