Project Clean Earth Chapter 32 Guide: How to Beat Blue Towers

To beat Chapter 32 in Project Clean Earth (v1.9), prioritize destroying stationary blue towers from long range before entering their hazard radius while kiting mutant swarms in a continuous circle along the map perimeter. Leaving these structures intact restricts your movement area and leads to lethal overlaps between tower projectiles and rushing melee mobs.

Blue Tower Mechanics and Threat Priority

Blue towers act as static environmental denial structures rather than mobile tracking enemies. They generate wide hazard fields and fire long-range energy projectiles that cut off open lanes. When several towers stay active at once, their firing cones overlap with advancing mutant waves, severely restricting your evasive options and forcing panic dashes into enemy hitboxes.

Neutralizing newly spawned blue towers immediately from the edge of your screen prevents the battlefield from becoming completely boxed in.

Recommended Modules and Upgrades

Because lingering near a blue tower drains your health rapidly, your loadout must deal consistent single-target damage while keeping Bernard in motion.

Component Type	Module Options	Role Against Blue Towers
Primary Weapon	High-Velocity Rifle, Beam Cannon	Snipes towers from outside their hazard radius
Drone Support	Attack Drone, Missile Pod	Delivers automated burst damage while you reposition
Defensive Utility	Force Field, Barrier Generator	Absorbs stray projectile damage during movement
Crowd Control	Frost Emitter, Knockback Rounds	Stalls chasing mutants while you target structures

During level transitions, prioritize projectile speed, raw attack power, and cooldown reduction. Projectile speed and range allow you to engage towers before stepping into their direct line of fire, while automated drones reliably strike large static targets without requiring manual aim.

Kiting Routes and Positioning

Do not run in straight lines across the center of the arena, as blue towers deny cross-map paths. Instead, maintain wide elliptical or circular paths along the outer edges of the room.

Perimeter Sweeping: Move continuously along the outer ring of the arena. This pulls chasing mutants into a trailing line behind Bernard rather than letting them encircle you. When a blue tower enters view, fire along the edge of its attack radius and keep moving.
Corner Traps: If a blue tower spawns near a boundary wall or corner, avoid rushing into the pocket to kill it quickly. Confined spaces leave no escape route if a fresh swarm spawns behind you. Pull the pursuing mob into open ground, eliminate immediate melee threats, and destroy the tower with long-range shots.

Managing Wave Transitions and Spawners

Balancing static structure destruction with mobile mob control is essential to prevent your defensive shields from breaking down.

Line Up Piercing Fire: Lead pursuing swarms into straight columns. Penetrating rounds will cut through the mob while damaging towers behind them.
Disengage from Overlapping Hazards: Never fight elite mutants inside an active tower's firing zone. Bait elites back into cleared zones to eliminate them safely.
Target Summoners in Your Lane: If an enemy spawner blocks your planned kiting route, take out the summoner first to clear your path, then redirect burst damage into the nearest tower.
Time Item Pickups Carefully: Retrieve health kits and magnet drops near active towers only when your barrier is active or your dash ability is off cooldown.

Chapter 32 Boss Strategy

Destroy any remaining blue towers before the chapter boss arrives. Dodging a high-damage boss while navigating stationary artillery traps leaves very little room for survival.

Once the boss spawns, maintain maximum distance along the perimeter. Watch for visible telegraph animations to sidestep charges and wide projectile spreads. Keep circling the outer boundary while cycling drone bursts and primary weapon fire until the encounter ends.