Updated: April 12, 2026

Tower Heroes Update April 2026 — Tamagotchi Party Crossover

By Earnaldo Team • April 12, 2026 • 10 min read

Tower Heroes launched its Tamagotchi Party Crossover on March 25, 2026, bringing an official collaboration with Bandai Namco's Tamagotchi franchise to Roblox. The event runs through April 25, 2026 and introduces the brand-new Tama Park map, four event-exclusive skins, six followers, six stickers, and the long-awaited Ping system for in-game teammate communication. There are also cross-game rewards linking Tower Heroes to the Tamagotchi Party game on Roblox. With less than two weeks left in the window, here's everything you need to know to earn every reward before the event closes.

Tama Park — The New Event Map

The headline addition in this update is Tama Park, a fully custom collaboration map built around Bandai Namco's Tamagotchi IP. The map is visually distinct from anything previously in Tower Heroes — structures, decorations, and the overall aesthetic pull directly from the Tamagotchi franchise, giving the stage a cheerful, toy-like feel that's a sharp contrast to the game's usual settings.

Enemy design across the map follows the same visual approach. Most standard Tower Heroes enemy types have been reskinned into Tamagotchi-styled versions, making the wave progression feel cohesive with the crossover theme. The exceptions are the Sickness enemies, which retain a more distinct identity, and the Grim Gotchi, who serves as the stage's boss and represents one of the harder encounters in the event.

One immediately noticeable quirk of Tama Park: enemies don't die in the conventional sense. Rather than being defeated on the spot, they get flung into the ocean when eliminated. This was a specific guideline set by Bandai Namco as a condition of the collaboration — the Tamagotchi IP holder did not want its characters shown dying. It's a small touch, but it gives the map a uniquely lighthearted feel that fits the crossover well.

Tama Park is available across multiple difficulties, and beating it on each difficulty tier is directly tied to unlocking the event's skin, follower, and sticker rewards. If you want the full cosmetic set, you'll need to clear the map on every difficulty — not just Normal.

Skins, Followers & Stickers

The Tamagotchi Party Crossover brings a total of 4 skins, 6 followers, and 6 stickers, all exclusive to the event window. Three of the four skins — along with their matching followers and stickers — are earned by beating Tama Park across its available difficulty modes. The fourth skin, Lessapantchi, requires a separate step in the Tamagotchi Party game (more on that in the next section).

A key detail about all four skins: they are all assigned to support tower roles. This is another condition from Bandai Namco — the licensing agreement did not permit Tamagotchi characters to be placed in attacking roles within Tower Heroes. If you were hoping to run a full Tamagotchi DPS lineup, that's off the table, but the support skins are genuinely usable in coordinated runs.

All 12 cosmetic rewards — the skins, followers, and stickers — are exclusive to the event period. Once April 25 passes, there is no confirmed path to obtaining any of them through normal gameplay. The stickers in particular are the rarest commodity here since Tower Heroes stickers are generally the hardest cosmetic category to accumulate outside of dedicated event runs.

Mametchi, one of the most recognisable characters in the Tamagotchi franchise, also appears as part of the reward set — completing all event objectives is the path to unlocking the Mametchi follower and sticker, making full completion the target for dedicated collectors.

Lessapantchi & the Cross-Game Reward

The most distinctive element of this collaboration is the cross-game reward structure linking Tower Heroes to Tamagotchi Party, a separate Roblox life sim game built around the Bandai Namco Tamagotchi IP. Playing Tamagotchi Party during the event window and completing a specific in-game objective earns you the Lessapantchi skin, plus a matching follower and sticker back in Tower Heroes.

This is the only one of the four event skins that cannot be unlocked through Tower Heroes alone. If you want the complete set of four skins, you need to visit Tamagotchi Party at least once and fulfill its objective. The good news is that the requirement is an objective — not an extended grind — so players who don't normally play Tamagotchi Party can complete it without investing serious time in that game.

The reverse direction also exists: players who play Tamagotchi Party can earn exclusive Tower Heroes furniture rewards for their house decorations. This bidirectional reward structure was clearly designed to drive cross-pollination between the two games' player bases during the event window, which runs identically on both titles through April 25.

If you're only interested in Tower Heroes cosmetics, Tamagotchi Party is worth a quick visit just to tick off the Lessapantchi objective. The skin is a support role cosmetic like the others, but it's the most exclusive of the four given the extra step required to obtain it. Post-event, there will be no way to get it.

The New Ping System Explained

Beyond the Tamagotchi content itself, this update ships a genuinely useful quality-of-life feature: the Ping system. It's a communication tool designed to let players signal key gameplay information to teammates quickly, without relying on text chat.

To use it, hold the middle mouse button to open the ping wheel. From there, you can select from a range of gameplay-relevant markers to broadcast to your team. The selection covers the kinds of calls that matter most in Tower Heroes — flagging incoming waves, pointing out priority targets, indicating where support is needed, and coordinating tower placement. Releasing the button after selecting a marker sends the ping to all teammates in the session.

The design clearly targets situations where typing a message mid-wave isn't practical. In busy runs, especially on higher difficulties where enemy spawns accelerate, stopping to type is a liability. The Ping system removes that friction entirely — you can call out threats or coordinate placement in the middle of an active wave without your hands leaving the mouse.

The system works on PC with a standard mouse. Players on other input setups should check the current hotkey configuration in the Tower Heroes settings menu, as alternative bindings may be available. The feature is live across all Tower Heroes servers and does not require any additional setup beyond the standard game update.

How to Earn All Event Rewards

Getting the complete set of cosmetics requires two separate tracks: one inside Tower Heroes and one that briefly detours into Tamagotchi Party. Here's how to approach both efficiently before April 25.

Track 1: Tama Park Difficulty Clears

The bulk of the rewards — three skins, five followers, and five stickers — come from beating Tama Park across its difficulty tiers. The game's event structure awards cosmetics progressively as you clear each difficulty. You don't need to complete them all in a single session, and progress is saved per account.

1. Launch Tower Heroes and navigate to the Tama Park map from the event lobby
2. Clear the map on Normal difficulty to earn the first skin, follower, and sticker tier
3. Progress through each higher difficulty tier to unlock additional followers and stickers
4. Complete all available difficulties to earn the full set of three Tama Park skins
5. Collect limited-time login bonuses each day to supplement your reward total

If you're struggling on harder difficulties, the Ping system is your best friend for coordinating with teammates. Prioritize getting a working support setup before attempting Expert or above — the Tamagotchi skins themselves are support towers, so running them during event clears is both thematically appropriate and mechanically reasonable if you're already comfortable in that role.

Track 2: Lessapantchi via Tamagotchi Party

1. Open Roblox and search for Tamagotchi Party or navigate to it directly
2. Launch the game and look for the event objective tied to the Tower Heroes crossover
3. Complete the specified objective — the requirement is a one-time task, not an ongoing grind
4. Return to Tower Heroes; the Lessapantchi skin, follower, and sticker should appear in your inventory

Login Bonuses

Throughout the event window, Tower Heroes is running limited-time login bonuses that award additional rewards simply for logging in each day. The exact items on offer rotate during the event period, but they supplement the map-clear and cross-game reward tracks rather than replacing them.

Login bonuses are the lowest-effort way to add to your Tamagotchi Crossover reward haul. If you're not able to play extended sessions every day, at minimum log in to claim the daily bonus before it resets. Over the remaining two weeks of the event, the cumulative value of the daily logins adds up meaningfully — especially for players who are close to completing their cosmetic set but short on time for Tama Park runs.

There's no cap on login bonus eligibility. You don't need to complete any map runs or objectives to claim them — just log in to Tower Heroes while the event is active. Keep an eye on the event UI in the lobby for the current day's bonus and any remaining days on the login calendar.

Tamagotchi Party Crossover in Context

The Tamagotchi Party Crossover is notable for Tower Heroes because it's a full branded collaboration with a major IP holder — Bandai Namco is not a small indie licensor, and the guidelines they applied (no attacking roles for Tamagotchi characters, enemies flung rather than defeated) show the kind of brand-level oversight that comes with high-profile partnerships. For players, those constraints shape the event's cosmetics and map design in ways that set it apart from standard Tower Heroes events.

For the Tamagotchi side, the crossover makes sense as a marketing vehicle. Tamagotchi Party is a newer Roblox title, and the Tower Heroes collaboration — with its dedicated reward for players who visit the game — drives direct traffic from one of Roblox's established tower defense audiences. The bidirectional reward structure is a thoughtful design choice that gives both games something meaningful to offer their players during the window.

Community reception to the event has been broadly positive. The Tama Park map's visual design has been singled out as one of the more creative event stages in recent Tower Heroes history, and the Ping system's addition has generated its own discussion independently of the crossover content. Several players on the Tower Heroes community forums have noted that the Ping system alone justified the update for them, separate from any interest in the Tamagotchi theme.

On the Tower Heroes Roblox page, the game continues to maintain strong concurrent numbers throughout the event, consistent with how Tower Heroes has handled its event windows historically. The April 25 end date gives remaining players just under two weeks to complete their reward tracks.

What Happens After April 25

When the event closes on April 25, all four Tamagotchi skins, all six followers, and all six stickers become unobtainable through normal gameplay. Your existing cosmetics stay in your account permanently — they just stop being earnable. The Tama Park map will also be removed from the active rotation once the event concludes.

If you're currently sitting on an incomplete cosmetic set, the priority order is clear: finish the Tamagotchi Party objective for Lessapantchi first (it's the quickest win), then focus your remaining sessions on clearing Tama Park on any difficulties you haven't completed yet. Claim login bonuses every day without exception.

Post-event, Tower Heroes typically transitions directly into its next content cycle. Given the game's update cadence, a new map or event announcement is likely to follow shortly after the crossover window closes. For the latest Tower Heroes codes that can give you an advantage heading into whatever comes next, check our Tower Heroes codes page — it's updated as soon as new codes drop.

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