Why Matchmaking Algorithms Are So Important In Tower Rush

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The matchmaking algorithm is the unsung hero that determines exactly who you will face every time you press the 'Battle' button.


While this conspiracy theory is widespread, the reality is much more mundane and focused entirely on mathematical fairness.

The Elo System Adapted

Your trophy count is a numerical representation of your skill; win a match, and you take trophies from the loser.


This is why winning streaks inevitably end in a 'wall' of difficult matches; the system is functioning exactly as intended.

It only looks at your numerical rating.If you face a hard counter, it is pure statistical variance.It helps them learn before facing real humans.
Level-Based Matchmaking

The standard Elo system works perfectly for chess because all pieces are equal, but tower rush games feature upgradeable cards.


The system will try its best to match you with someone who has the same trophies AND a similar tower level.

Player PerceptionThe TruthRigged MatchmakingThe algorithm does not force losses; you are simply playing tilted against harder opponents because your MMR is inflatedRigged Deck MatchingDevelopers have confirmed repeatedly that the algorithm does not read the contents of your deck when finding an opponent
The Esports Standard

By artificially capping all card levels to a specific number, the algorithm can rely purely on the Elo rating.


When levels are equalized, the matchmaking system shines, ensuring that the better player almost always wins.