AUTOMATE DEATH is a physics-driven incremental tower defense game that puts the fate of humanity in your hands.

Turn the Battlefield Into a Goblin-Killing Machine
Thousands upon thousands of green-skinned goblins are marching toward human territory, and stopping them won’t be easy. Build an automated military operation, expand your defenses, and turn the battlefield into a nightmare for every goblin that dares to cross it.
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What makes the action even more interesting is the sheer scale of the enemy forces. Goblins aren’t just sprites following a fixed path. Each one has its own physics, allowing them to collide, shove one another, and force their way through crowded formations in AUTOMATE DEATH. With unique maps, dozens of enemy varieties, and a huge selection of weapons, every battle offers plenty of destruction to enjoy.
Start Small, Then Bring Out the Heavy Firepower
The first line of defense begins with a single M2 machine gun. Set it up, adjust its firing direction, and let the automatic shooting do its job. There’s no need to control every shot manually at AUTOMATE DEATH. The real challenge comes from choosing the right positions, creating effective kill zones, and deciding how to expand the military setup.
Every eliminated goblin rewards XP, which can be invested in stronger and more advanced defenses. Around 20 different deployable systems are available, giving plenty of room to experiment with different strategies. The arsenal ranges from miniguns and grenade launchers to howitzers, HIMARS, Patriot missile batteries, C-RAM systems, remote-controlled loitering drones, railguns, and minefields. Even Abrams tanks can patrol the battlefield and deal with incoming hordes.
And when ground defenses need a little extra support, the sky becomes another weapon. Request Hellfire missile strikes, bring in an AC-130 gunship, or unleash A-10 strafing attacks. There’s also B-52 bombing, napalm, and Tomahawk cruise missiles for situations that call for something bigger. If the battlefield gets completely out of control, an ICBM is still available. Just choose where it lands.
Permanent Upgrades, Weapon Mastery, and Endless Goblins
Progress doesn’t stop when a battle ends. A permanent research system featuring more than 250 upgrades lets players unlock additional weapons and improve existing equipment in AUTOMATE DEATH. Increase damage, extend firing range, and develop better ways to penetrate heavily armored enemies. Nothing gets wiped between battles, so every attempt contributes to long-term progress, whether the defense succeeds or fails.
Weapon mastery adds another layer to progression. By developing individual weapon systems and military assets through the research tree, players can unlock special effects and changes that significantly alter how their equipment behaves.
The enemy numbers are just as ridiculous as the available firepower. Hundreds of thousands of goblins can appear on screen, with their movements and physical interactions simulated throughout the battle. Watching massive crowds collide with defensive positions while automated weapons tear through their ranks is a big part of AUTOMATE DEATH’s appeal.

Features of AUTOMATE DEATH:
- Create Custom Battlefields and Share Them
- The built-in level editor opens the door to creating entirely new challenges.
- Design roads, choose where enemies enter and leave the map, customize incoming waves, and immediately test the results using the available arsenal. Whether it’s a narrow chokepoint or a sprawling defensive layout, custom maps make it possible to experiment with all kinds of battlefield designs in AUTOMATE DEATH.
- Steam Workshop support takes things even further. Created maps can be shared with other players, while community-made levels can be downloaded and played. With custom creations constantly adding new possibilities, there’s plenty of room to keep the goblin invasion going long after the original maps have been conquered.
Minimum System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 10, 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1050 / AMD RX 560, 2 GB VRAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Vulkan-compatible graphics drivers required










