Toilet Tower Defense EP 57 Part 2 Update Log & Patch Notes

The latest update for Toilet Tower Defense EP 57 Part 2 introduces a range of adjustments, enhancements, and new features to keep the gameplay experience fresh and engaging. If you need some freebies, head over to our Toilet Tower Defense Codes pages.

A key addition to this update is the Quad-Blade Strider Toilet, a powerful unit that can be found in the final waves of Toilet HQ. This toilet exhibits strength and has the ability to stun units temporarily, adding a new challenge to the game.

Another notable new feature is the Helicopter Parasite Toilet, the first toilet in the game capable of stunning units. Players can encounter this unique toilet at the very end of Cameraman HQ or after the middle waves of Toilet HQ.

In response to these new challenges, the Camera Repair Drone has been introduced. This is the first exclusive unit added to the game in a while, and it is designed to repair units while they are stunned. It charges up to 100% energy, with 10% used to un-stun a unit and 50% used to destroy a Helicopter Parasite Toilet. To balance its ability to un-stun units, only one Camera Repair Drone can be placed in the game.

The Dark Speakerman has also made its appearance in the game. As the cheapest legendary unit to max out, following the pattern that Speakermen are the most economical units to upgrade in the game, it offers a very fast attack speed and decent damage. It may prove useful for starting waves, but it has low damage per second due to its low price.

Further enhancements include a new feature for the Engineer Cameraman, who now has a Camera Rover at level 1, and a significant buff for the rarest unit in the game, the Engineer Cameraman. The final unit it spawns now has an increased health of 50,000.

Players can also benefit from a new code, “Parasites,” available at the bottom of the shop menu, granting 200 coins.

Improvements have been made to the game’s functionality, with fixed and improved troop hitboxes. This change allows players to place their units closer to the toilets’ path.

Additionally, the update brings about several visual and functional enhancements, such as new Titan TV Man animations, the placement of nametags above characters’ heads, and various bug fixes related to the Titan Cameraman’s cooldown display, animation, and appearance. Minor issues such as a fixed white circle that previously stayed on the screen if the unit being hovered over got stunned, and the problem of rockets launched from toilets not disappearing, have also been resolved.