Universal Tower Defense X Infinite Mode Tier List

UPD 3.25 high-wave guide: scaling carries, farm tempo, boss pressure, support, and stall tools.

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Infinite Mode Method

Last checked May 26, 2026

High waves are a role check

Infinite mode is less about one flashy unit and more about whether your full team covers the required jobs: economy, scaling damage, boss pressure, air coverage, support, and stall.

  • Economy: lets you max upgrades before enemy HP outpaces your board.
  • Scaling carry: handles wave HP growth better than plain early burst.
  • Boss pressure: deletes high-HP priority enemies before they break the run.
  • Support/stall: buys time for cooldowns, summons, DoT, and long-range DPS.

Verification note: unit role context was checked against current UTDX tier lists from Pro Game Guides, Beebom, and Destructoid.

Best Infinite Team Slots

High Wave Core
1

Scaling Carry

Long-run damage

Your main carry should keep scaling as waves get longer. DoT, summons, strong hybrid damage, or premium endgame units belong here.

Traits: Astral, Eternal, Ruler
2

Farm / Economy

Upgrade speed

If you cannot max your board quickly, your best units never reach their real damage window.

Trait: Fortunate
3

Boss Killer

Priority damage

Bosses end runs when wave clear units are busy. Bring a single-target or burst unit to solve high-health enemies.

Traits: Ruler, Duelist, Sacred
4

Support / Stall

Time buying

Range buffs, slows, stuns, summons, or control effects let your damage tick longer and keep enemies inside kill zones.

Use: slow lanes, boss turns, long paths

Infinite Mode Rankings

UPD 3.25
Tier Unit / Role Best Use Infinite Mode Note
SSS Dragon Warlord Scaling carry Premium endgame damage slot for accounts pushing deeper waves.
SSS Sharpshooter King Boss / range DPS Excellent for long sightlines and high-priority enemy pressure.
SS Jinoo Summon pressure Summons help cover lanes and add consistency in longer runs.
SS Gluttonous Warlord Wave clear Strong practical damage profile for mixed waves.
S Farm units Economy Not optional for serious high-wave attempts. Upgrade tempo wins runs.
S Lulu / control supports Stall and utility Useful when enemies survive long enough to leave your main kill zone.
A Dragon Girl Flexible DPS Good carry if you lack the top Secret options.
A Budget DPS Early waves Helps you stabilize early, but falls off without support and upgrades.

High-Wave Plan

Practical
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Build economy before chasing damage screenshots
  • Early waves: stabilize with cheap DPS while investing in farm.
  • Mid waves: max your scaling carry and add hill or boss coverage.
  • Late waves: stack support, control, and range around the longest kill zone.
  • When stuck: fix the missing role first. More raw DPS is not always the answer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What matters most in Infinite Mode?
Economy and scaling. If you cannot max your carry or your damage stops scaling, high waves will eventually outrun you.
Are farms required?
For serious runs, yes. A farm slot often produces more total damage by letting every other unit upgrade sooner.
Should I copy a story mode team?
Not exactly. Story mode rewards fast clears, while Infinite needs scaling, support, and long-run consistency.