Pursuit — Tower Defense Simulator Guide

Pursuit tower icon from Tower Defense Simulator

Category: DPS

Unlock: 15,000 Coins

Detection: Hidden, Flying, Lead

Placement Limit: 6 per player

Tier Rating: B

Total Upgrade Cost: $77,000

Pursuit is an air-based tower unlocking at Level 100 that patrols a defined area and attacks enemies entering both its patrol zone and attack range. From Level 3 it adds splash-damage missiles, and at Level 4 it branches into two upgrade paths that trade gun damage for more missiles and Hidden detection.

Pursuit Stats Per Level

The table below shows all Pursuit Tower Defense Simulator upgrade levels and stats. Click any column header to sort. All values are sourced from the TDS Fandom wiki (checked August 3, 2026).

DPS by Level Lv0 31.1 Lv1 44.4 Lv2 57.1 Lv3 68.6 Lv4 120.0 Lv5 306.7
Upgrade Cost by Level Lv0 $5,000 Lv1 $1,750 Lv2 $3,000 Lv3 $4,750 Lv4 $15,000 Lv5 $47,500
Level Upgrade Cost Damage Cooldown Range DPS
0 5000 7 0.225 7 31.11
1 1750 10 0.225 7 44.44
2 3000 10 0.175 8 57.14
3 4750 12 0.175 8 68.57
4 15000 18 0.15 11 120
5 47500 46 0.15 11 306.67

Note: Top Path (Leviathan): Ammo 200, Reload 3s; missiles 4x35 splash dmg, radius 4; Patrol Range 22. Bottom Path (Demolition Gunship) alternative not covered here

How to Get Pursuit

Reach Level 100, then purchase Pursuit from the Store for 15,000 Coins

Alternatively, buy the 1,500 Robux gamepass to unlock it before Level 100

Is Pursuit Worth It?

High DPS with both single-target gun damage and splash missiles from Level 3+

Detects Flying enemies from Level 0, useful against air-heavy waves

Patrol mechanic lets one tower cover a wider effective area than its fixed range alone

Branches at Level 4, so you need to commit to either more gun damage or more missiles/Hidden detection - it can't have both at once

Pursuit Tier Rating by Mode

Solo: B
Fallen: B
Hardcore: C

Best Loadouts With Pursuit

Pairs well with a dedicated Hidden detector if you take the Top Path, since that branch lacks Hidden detection

Strong alongside ground-based splash towers like Mortar for combined air-and-ground coverage