Run every wave on autopilot.

Infernal is a precision automation client for TDS — place, upgrade, skip, and loop entire runs hands-free. Built for accuracy, tuned to keep going while you don't.

Infernal Client
Tower Defence Simulator Macro — Infernal Client Trailer A real run, start to finish

One payment, no subscription

€20one-time
  • Lifetime licence — every future build included
  • Create, record and import routes
  • Every map · Survival, Hardcore and Special
  • Timescale (2×) support
  • Bound to one device, movable whenever you need
Get Infernal — €20

Changed your PC?

A device reset unbinds the old machine so you can activate on the new one. Buy it from your dashboard when you need it — €5.

Not sure yet?

Ask in the Discord before you buy. A licence binds to a machine the moment you activate it, so it is worth checking your setup first.

What it does

Create, record or import

Build a route step by step, record yourself playing one wave, or import a route that already exists. Place, upgrade, sell, rotate, walk — all editable afterwards.

All maps, any loadout

Name the map and it finds the tile in the grid. Name five towers and it empties your hotbar and refills it in that exact order before lap one.

Timescale support

Spends the 2× ticket at the start of a round and halves the route’s waits to match, so the whole run plays out at double speed.

It gets itself back

End screen, PLAY AGAIN, the ad, a lost round, a disconnect, a failed teleport, a stuck loading screen. Each one has a path back into the next lap.

Survival, Hardcore, Special

All three run the same way. Hardcore picks the right board in the lobby before readying up, and Special modes skip the vote lobby entirely.

Pure automation

Real mouse and keyboard input, exactly like yours. Nothing is injected, no memory is touched and nothing is written into the game.

Every feature

Build & share

  • Script builder — place, upgrade, sell, rotate and walk, all editable after
  • Live recorder — play one wave and it becomes a route
  • Import & share routes — one-file packages pass between players
  • Auto troop loadout — sets your five towers in order before lap one

Runs itself

  • Hands-off looping — lap after lap, no input from you
  • 2× timescale support — spends the ticket and runs at double speed
  • Placement checking — confirms each tower actually landed, retries if blocked
  • Mouse lock — pins the cursor for pixel-perfect clicks
  • Lobby handler — vote, override map, veto and ready-up on its own
  • Watch-ad reward — takes the free ad between rounds when it’s offered

Modes & recovery

  • All three modes — Survival, Hardcore and Special
  • Self-recovery — disconnects, lost rounds, failed teleports, stuck loads
  • Reconnect & resume — rejoins the server and carries on
  • Live session stats — laps, coins and coins-per-hour as it goes
  • Real input only — no injection, no memory reads, nothing written to the game

Three steps

STEP 01

Record or import

Play a wave with REC on, or open an .infernal package someone shared. The builder lists every step, and you can drag them into order.

STEP 02

Set map and loadout

Choose the map, the difficulty and up to five towers. The client handles the hub, the vote lobby and the map grid on its own.

STEP 03

Press start, walk away

It plays the route, waits out the end screen and starts the next lap. Laps and coins per hour are reported when you stop.

What you need

PlatformWindows 10 / 11
RobloxDesktop app
Window modeWindowed, not fullscreen
ConnectionAlways online
Licence1 device · €5 to move

Questions

What does it actually do to my PC?
It plays with real mouse and keyboard input, the same as you would. Nothing is injected into the game, no memory is read or written, and no game files are touched.
Can I get banned for using it?
Automation is allowed as long as nothing is injected into the game — and Infernal never touches the game process, it only sends the same input your hand would. Enforcement is always the developer’s call in the end, so use it at your own risk.
Do I have to leave the PC alone while it runs?
It moves your real mouse, so it needs a screen to itself — you can’t be clicking around in other things on the same desktop. But you don’t need a second PC. You can Remote Desktop (RDP) into your own machine: that gives Roblox its own separate session to run in — think of it as a lightweight second computer inside your PC. The macro plays away in there while you carry on using your normal desktop as usual. Not sure how? Join the Discord and we’ll walk you through the setup.
What happens when the game updates?
Updates sometimes move things around, and a step can stop finding what it is looking for. If anything stops working, a fixed build goes out as soon as possible.
How does activation work?
Buy, create an account, and open your dashboard. Launch the client once — it shows your Hardware ID and copies it to your clipboard. Activate the device from your dashboard, press CHECK AGAIN in the client, and you’re in. There is no login inside the app.
I’m moving to a new PC.
A licence binds to one machine. A device reset (€5, from your dashboard) unbinds the old one so you can activate on the new PC.
Can I make and import my own routes?
Yes. Build one step by step in the builder, record yourself playing a wave, or import a route someone has already made. Sharing yours is optional — most people just run what they have.