Toilet Verse Tower Defense Maps
Nine badge maps, three difficulties each, and the order that actually finishes the list.
Toilet Verse Tower Defense tracks map clears with Roblox badges. Each of the nine lanes below has Easy, Medium, and Hard completion badges. The difficulties share the layout and change wave count, enemy bulk, and how greedy you can be with the placement cap. Endless and Boss Mode are separate platforms — they are not in this badge list. Endless’s Ultimate Titan badge lives on the Endless Mode page.
Play City Easy first. That is not flavor text. City is the tutorial lane, the badge most accounts already own, and the only map you should touch during the Getting Started hour. Everything later assumes you can park a miner and upgrade without reading controls mid-wave.
How difficulties work on every map
Easy is the learn-the-bend pass. Medium is the first time skip discipline and miner upgrades matter. Hard is a roster check: if your five slots cannot fund upgrades by the mid-game waves, leave and fix the loadout in the loadout planner instead of rerunning the same leak.
Bring Miner Toilet or Drill Miner to every map until a better economy toilet is actually in the inventory. Exclusives from the exclusive units page help Hard clears; they do not replace income. Parasited Titans from how to parasite are how late maps stop being scary.
City
City is the default urban lane and the first three badges: City (Easy Mode), City (Medium Mode), City (Hard Mode). Play Easy to learn placement. Play Medium the same session if the miner is printing. Play Hard before you collect novelty maps — a City Hard clear teaches more than a lucky North Pole Easy.
Use City as the code-timer farm. Twenty minutes in City Easy plus the AFK pad is how you redeem the codes list without wasting a Hard attempt.
Toilet Lab
Toilet Lab is the second map most players should badge. The lab layout is tighter than City, which punishes range toilets parked one tile too far from the bend. Play Easy as soon as City Easy is automatic. Play Medium when you can upgrade a miner without selling it. Save Hard until you have a splash toilet or a real Exclusive, not four copies of the same starter.
If City Hard felt fine and Toilet Lab Easy feels worse, you are placing on the wrong corner, not missing a Godly. Inspect, sell, move.
North Pole
North Pole is the holiday-looking lane with the same Easy / Medium / Hard badge set as the others. Play it after City Medium. It is a coin and badge farm, not a required story beat. Do not save it “for Christmas” — the badges stay on the account. If your roster is still early-game, Easy and Medium here are safer than jumping to Computer Base.
Bottom Floor
Bottom Floor is the indoor / lower-level lane people used as a Hard training map before Boss Mode. Sightlines are shorter. Titans that looked fine on City can miss a stair-adjacent bend. Play Easy to learn the camera angle. Play Hard only when you can inspect-sell quickly — this is a map that punishes a stuck ghost more than City does. Console players should reread the R2 / B-O lines on controls before a Hard attempt.
Test Lab
Test Lab is the newer lab variant (the one creator videos tagged as a “new map” when upgraded Titan Drillman was the showcase unit). Treat it as a mid-game badge set. Play Easy after Toilet Lab Medium. Play Hard when you have at least one parasited DPS toilet or a funded Exclusive. Bringing two miners is valid here if the lane has a long enough setup; the cap is still around 15, so two miners means fewer DPS bodies.
Clock Tower
Clock Tower is the clockman-adjacent lane. Play it when you care about Clockman practice or when you are hunting the remaining Hard badges, not as map three. Slow and stun toilets earn their slot here. If you already parasited Titan Clockman, this is a fine showcase map; if you have not, you do not need Clock Tower to start Boss Mode.
Zombie City
Zombie City is the city layout with a denser, uglier wave mix. Area damage matters more than on plain City. Play Easy as a palette swap once City Hard is done. Play Hard when you own splash or a Titan that hits groups. Single-target exclusives that melted City can leak here if you never placed a miner to fund a second body.
Computer Base
Computer Base is a late lane. Creator matches here assume a parasited Titan or a stacked Exclusive bench. Play Easy for the badge and to learn the path. Skip Hard until the best units list on your account is not theoretical — meaning you can actually equip the names. This is a bad map to test a brand-new crate pull with no miner.
Pencil Castle
Pencil Castle is the pencil / C-Pen flavored late map. Same three badges. Play Easy after you are bored of City farms. Play Hard as a roster exam: if Pencil Castle Hard leaks, the problem is usually the five-slot plan, not the castle. Keep economy in the loadout. A castle-themed Exclusive is optional; a miner is not.
Boss Mode and Endless are not on this list on purpose. They have their own platforms, wave rules, and (for Endless) the Ultimate Titan badge. Clear City Hard and one other Medium before you treat those pads as “just another map.”
Badge farming order that wastes the least time
Do not badge-hunt in lobby-pad order. The pads are not a campaign. This sequence finishes the easy trophies first and leaves the lanes that assume Titans for last.
Block 1 — tutorial cash. City Easy, City Medium, Toilet Lab Easy. Redeem codes during this block. If Premium is sitting unused, AFK between these three, not between Clock Tower attempts. City Hard closes the block. If City Hard fails, stay here. You do not have a map problem.
Block 2 — remaining Easy badges. North Pole Easy, Bottom Floor Easy, Test Lab Easy, Zombie City Easy, Clock Tower Easy, Computer Base Easy, Pencil Castle Easy. Each Easy is a layout lesson. Auto skip is allowed. A miner plus the early-game DPS pair is enough. Taking every Easy badge before any other Hard badge is faster than bouncing Hard-fail across four maps.
Block 3 — Medium sweep. Same order as Block 2, Medium. This is where you notice which lanes need splash (Zombie City) and which need inspect-sell discipline (Bottom Floor, Test Lab). If a Medium leaks, check the how to play upgrade order before you swap in a random Exclusive.
Block 4 — Hard, one map at a time. City Hard should already be done. Then Toilet Lab Hard, North Pole Hard, Bottom Floor Hard, Test Lab Hard. Pause. If those four Hard badges are in, you may open Easy Boss Mode and start parasite attempts on Laser Cameraman and Drillman. Clock Tower Hard, Zombie City Hard, Computer Base Hard, and Pencil Castle Hard are Block 5 — after at least one parasited Titan or a funded Exclusive bench. Endless is not a badge-farm shortcut; it is a scaling mode you enter when Hard City is boring, described on Endless Mode.
Trading a duplicate so you can finish Pencil Castle Hard is fine. Trading the only miner so the loadout “looks late-game” is how this order collapses. Keep economy equipped until the last Hard badge is in, then go hunt Titans on the Boss Mode pad — not by replaying Easy City for the fifteenth time unless you still need the 20-minute code clock.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Toilet Verse Tower Defense questions.
Which Toilet Verse Tower Defense maps have badges?
City, Toilet Lab, North Pole, Bottom Floor, Test Lab, Clock Tower, Zombie City, Computer Base, and Pencil Castle. Each has Easy, Medium, and Hard completion badges.
What map should I play first?
City on Easy, then City Medium and City Hard. Toilet Lab Easy is the correct second layout. Save Computer Base and Pencil Castle Hard for a real roster.
Does Endless or Boss Mode give these map badges?
No. Those are separate platforms. Endless has the Ultimate Titan badge. Boss Mode is for named cameraman bosses and parasite rolls.
I keep leaking on a new map I already beat on City. Why?
The bend and camera angle changed. Inspect-sell the badly parked toilet and reread controls. A City Hard roster can still miss a Test Lab corner.
Should I farm one map to Hard before touching the others?
Farm City to Hard first. After that, take every remaining Easy badge before you start a Hard sweep. It is faster than failing four Hard lanes in one night.