Trap Craft: A Wild Mix of Zombies, Strategy, and Sandbox Mayhem

If you’ve ever wanted to protect a Minecraft-style princess using exploding walls, lava pits, and a bunch of wild traps, Trap Craft might be your new favorite time-killer. This action-defense game puts you in charge of building real-time traps to stop waves of zombies and monsters from reaching your VIP. It’s fast, a little chaotic, and strangely satisfying when everything goes boom just right.

How to Play (Mobile & Desktop Friendly)

Trap Craft keeps things simple but fun across both desktop and mobile. You start with a base and a VIP to protect—usually a princess or an important character. Then, enemies begin to charge in waves. Your job is to stop them by quickly placing traps along their path.

You’ll drag and drop traps like spikes, TNT, fire pits, or weird redstone-inspired gadgets to blow enemies to pieces before they reach the end. Use the WASD or arrow keys to move, and your mouse or touchscreen to place traps. Timing and placement matter—a lot.

Game Features

Real-time trap building: You don’t just set traps and watch; you react on the fly as waves approach.
Tons of traps to try: From classic spike pits to bouncy knockback pads and chain reactions, there’s a lot to experiment with.
Graphics reminiscent of Minecraft: Fans will adore its vibrant, blocky, and recognizable style, as well as its eccentric charm.
The twist on VIP protection is that you're protecting a moving, frequently naive character rather than just a base.
Fast-paced action: Each level feels like a miniature battle of wits, with fireballs and a rapid increase in pressure.

How to Make It Through the Horde

Don't just spam traps; think ahead. For better effects, set up combos, such as slowing traps followed by damage traps.
Upgrade carefully: While some traps are entertaining, others are far more efficient. Try them all and concentrate on the most effective ones.
Keep an eye on your VIP: They occasionally stray too near peril. Distraction traps or walls can be used to divert enemies.
Save some traps for emergencies: Don’t use everything at once—holding back a few high-damage traps can save you in later waves.