
Tower Defense
Haunted Dorm
Horror tower defense: claim a room, grow the bed economy, and build defenses against the Dream Hunter.
Tower Defense
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What you'll actually do
Grab an empty room, sleep for coins, then spend them on turrets and a stronger door. Hold out until the Dream Hunter goes down.
Sleep for coins
Once you're in bed, coins keep coming in. Upgrade the bed when you can, though some upgrades need the door at a certain level first.
Hold the door
The ghost hammers your door from the hallway. Upgrade it, drop a turret or two on empty tiles, and repair if it starts giving out.
Build in your room
Tap a “+” tile to open the build menu. Some buildings make money, some shoot, some repair the door. Pick what you're short on.
Maps and the match
You can pick the normal map or the ice map. Portraits up top show who's still around. Kill the ghost to win; get caught and you're out.
Game info
How it plays, where to get it, and a few things worth knowing before you jump in.
How to play
At the start, dodge the ghost, duck into an empty room, and get in bed. Sleep to earn coins, tap empty tiles to build, keep the door up, and take the Dream Hunter down.
Genre
It's a horror-tinged tower defense. You can play solo. Beat the ghost and you win; get eliminated and you lose.
Maps
The usual picks are Normal and Ice & Snow — they look different underfoot. Some versions add extra modes, so go by what you see in your copy.
Developer
The game is published by Mihuan. This site is a fan page, not an official studio site.
Where to play
Download it on Google Play or the App Store. If you'd rather not install anything, you can try it in the browser here.
Languages
The game itself supports several languages. This site is in English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Guides
From finding a room to upgrading the door — a straightforward look at how to survive the first few minutes.
Screenshots
Hallways, a door under attack, a room that's been built up, and turrets firing. These are from the game itself.




FAQ
A few short answers for the first match.












