The House TD 2 Launch Getting Started with The House TD 2

The House TD 2 - Launch by DeadB Studios is an early-beta Roblox haunted tower defense (public since 2026-07-07, Place 131367064230486). You summon units, equip items, and survive zombies, ghosts, shadows, demons, and bosses across cursed floors and modes with co-op up to twelve players. This guide is the onboarding path — and it is not a guide for Spectral Roblox’s original The House TD.

Minute 0–5: identity check

1. Open the official experience from the Links Hub or Roblox search that shows DeadB Studios and place 131367064230486.
2. Ignore search results that only say “House TD codes” with strings like BigFix or Wow100k — wrong game (Codes Hub).
3. Update Roblox, join a stable server, and let tutorial prompts finish.

Video guide

Minute 5–15: claim Kitty

1. Join the DeadB Studios group on Roblox.
2. Return to TD2 and use the group reward / claim UI for Kitty.
3. If claim fails: leave group → rejoin group → relaunch experience → claim again.
4. Confirm Kitty exists in your collection before you ask teammates for carries.

Detailed redeem distinctions live on How to Redeem Codes.

Mid-guide video

The video embedded mid-article walks through early TD2 orientation. Watch it after Kitty is claimed so the menus on screen match your account.

Minute 15–35: first real match loop

Learn the verbs you will repeat forever:

1. Summon a small board — do not empty your economy on random factions.
2. Equip items immediately (Equip Items).
3. Place with lane leaks in mind on House.
4. Leave speed on normal until the lane holds; then try 2x. Save 3x for later.
5. Use auto-skip only when you understand what you are skipping — see Floors and Modes.

Deeper match theory sits in How to Play.

Minute 35–50: faction coins in plain language

Your lobby earns coins based on majority faction identity among Undead, Paranormal, Demon, Military, and Holy. If nobody holds a majority — for example a 2+2 split — expect Omni coin behavior instead. That single rule explains more “broken economy” complaints than any beta bug report.

Practical takeaways:

• Tell teammates your plan in chat.
• Prefer one primary faction on day one.
• Read Best Teams before a twelve-player pile-in.
• Use Team Planner even with friends.

Minute 50–60: first goals worth chasing

• One House clear with items equipped on every active unit.
• One intentional faction majority lasting a full session.
• One boss wave where someone was pre-assigned focus fire (How to Beat Bosses).
• Zero attempts to redeem original House TD codes.
• Starter boxes ticked on the Starter Checklist.

Units you will hear about early

• Kitty — free group starter; keep her until your plan needs the slot.
• Bio — practical early summon discussed heavily in beginner lobbies.
• Frank — Undead identity piece when you commit Undead coins.
• Duchess — Demon flagship; great when the lobby is actually Demon.
• Military units — shine with communication more than with silence.

Role framing: Units. Budget framing: F2P.

Co-op etiquette from minute one

Even if you solo first, you will eventually land in lobbies up to twelve strong. Read Co-op before you become the person who silently flips a majority. Ask before off-faction summons. Call leaks early. Do not enable 3x if two players are still equipping.

Common beginner traps

• Playing the wrong House TD experience for an hour.
• Never claiming Kitty because “codes will save me.”
• Judging units before equipping items.
• Mixing four factions for “collection vibes.”
• Downloading random executors on day one — if you ever research automation, start at Scripts Hub risk warnings, not at a shady paste.

What to open next

1. How to Play
2. Starter Checklist
3. Best Teams
4. Updates Hub so patches do not blindside you

Closing pep talk (specific to this page)

Your first hour in The House TD 2 should feel like learning a haunted machine: claim the free cat-shaped key, press the summon and equip levers in the right order, and refuse the wrong-game code rabbit hole. Everything glamorous — Duchess highlight clips, Kitchen speedruns, Omni theorycrafting — waits on the other side of one clean, intentional House clear.