👵 Granny’s Kitchen Defense — Stop the Raids
tower defense · 4 waves · 1 playerRules — 30 seconds
Invaders creep along the red path from the left toward the food. Pick a tool below, then tap an empty tile next to the path to place it. Chili Pots damage invaders, Freezers slow them down, Microwaves zone a small radius. Every kill earns coins to build more. Lose all 10 lives and the kitchen is raided; clear all 4 waves to win.
How to play Granny’s Kitchen Defense
Granny’s Kitchen Defense is a light tower-defense puzzle: a granny guards her kitchen food from waves of hungry intruders marching along a fixed path. It is easy to learn but rewards a little planning — freeze them, then fry them.
How to play
Invaders spawn from the left and follow the S-curved path to the food on the right. On each wave you earn coins by stopping them. Spend coins on three tools placed on empty tiles beside the path: the Chili Pot damages everything in range, the Freezer slows invaders so other tools can finish them, and the Microwave zaps a tight radius. You have 10 lives; every intruder that reaches the food costs one.
Tips for holding the line
- Freeze first. A Freezer near the entry is cheap insurance — slowed invaders spend far more time in the firing range of your pots.
- Cover the curve. Place tools where the path bends so one tool can reach two segments at once.
- Zone the corner. A Microwave on the inner corner clears the pack as it clusters there.
- Build before the wave fills. Enemies get tougher each wave (more life), so keep reinvesting into reach rather than stacking one spot.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the real Dou Dizhu? No — is it hard?
Not hard to start — the first wave is slow. Later waves get tougher; use Freezers early and rebuild range as coins come in.
Do I need an account?
No — it is free, instant and any browser works.
Can I pause?
Yes — the Pause / Play button in the top bar freezes the action while you plan.
Why play on MiniGamesPark
A pick-up-and-play defense puzzle with a charming kitchen theme, three tools with clear roles and no downloads — a satisfying 5–10 minute round.