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Aug 08, 2018 In Bloons TD 6, the Monkey Labs are replaced by knowledge points gained by leveling up. Once you’ve unlocked all of the towers at level 30, subsequent level ups will occasionally provide.

Bloons TD 6
Developer(s)	Ninja Kiwi
Publisher(s)	Ninja Kiwi
Series	Bloons Tower Defense
Engine	Unity
Platform(s)	Android, iOS, Microsoft Windows, macOS
Release	Android, iOS June 13, 2018 Windows December 17, 2018 macOS March 13, 2020
Genre(s)	Tower defense
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer

Bloons TD 6 is a 2018 tower defense video game and the sixth game in the Bloons Tower Defense series, developed and published by Ninja Kiwi. It was first released in June 2018 for iOS and Android.^[1] The game was later ported to Microsoft Windows in December 2018 and macOS in March 2020.

Gameplay[edit]

The player defending against oncoming Bloons.

The core gameplay of Bloons TD 6 is similar to other games in the Bloons Tower Defense series.^[2] As with other games of the series, Bloons TD 6 is a tower defense game. Bloons TD 6 utilizes 3D graphics in its gameplay, but it is played primarily in a 2D perspective.^[3]

In Bloons TD 6, the player creates a defense consisting of towers (referred as 'Monkeys' in-game) to prevent enemy balloons (referred as 'Bloons' in-game) from reaching the exit.^[4]^[2]^[5] Bloons spawn in different waves, separated by 'rounds', and will travel along one or more indicated pathways towards their destined exit(s).^[6] Every round normally consists of a pre-determined set of Bloons, later spawning Bloons with special properties and behaviors that certain defenses may have a weakness to.^[6] Popping Bloons earns money, which can be used to buy additional towers or upgrade existing towers in order to strengthen the defense.^[2]^[3]^[7] Every type of tower and its upgrades play distinct roles for the defense,^[5]^[7] mostly with an offensive role. Most towers can affect Bloons by directly damaging them, slowing them down, or otherwise harm them, while some towers support other towers or produce income to boost the defense's capabilities.^[5]^[7]

Maps are chosen by the discretion of the player, starting off with the less difficult maps.^[4] Completing games on maps unlocks more difficult maps.^[4]^[2] Different game modes can be played, each with a different set of rules.^[3]

Additional game mechanics are added in Bloons TD 6 that were absent in previous games. Special types of towers called 'Heroes' automatically level up once placed, allowing them to become stronger as the game progresses, but the player may only place one chosen Hero per game.^[3] Certain maps contain obstacles that can prevent many towers from seeing or attacking over them.^[8]

Players can earn an in-game currency called 'Monkey Money' that can be redeemed by completing games, allowing them to unlock additional features in the game.^[3] Another currency called 'Monkey Knowledge Points' can be redeemed in an unlockable upgrades tree called 'Monkey Knowledge', which unlocks unique upgrades that can be freely used in most game modes.^[5] Monkey Money can be used to unlock powers, new heroes, certain cosmetics, and unlock deeper Monkey Knowledge in conjunction with Monkey Knowledge Points.^[5] 'Trophies' are a rare type of currency that can be redeemed in the Trophy Store to unlock special cosmetics not unlockable by Monkey Money,^[9] and is only obtainable by regularly playing weekly events. Weekly events include Race Events,^[10] Odyssey Mode,^[11] and Boss Bloons.^[12]

Special game modes[edit]

On top of standard game modes, there are additional game modes that feature special rules not present in normal games. These modes include Primary Monkeys Only, Deflation, Millitary Monkeys Only, Reverse, Apopalypse, Magic Monkeys Only, Alternate Bloons Rounds, Double HP (Health) MOABs, Impoppable, Half Cash and CHIMPS, in increasing difficulty. Custom challenges can be created in Challenge Editor and played by any user using Challenge Browser.^[13] Weekly events can be played for further challenge by adding rules not present in ordinary games.^[10]^[11]^[12]

Odyssey Mode is a special game mode where a set of towers and the chosen Hero are picked for the journey to beat a pre-determined number of different games under a restricted set of rules throughout and within each stage.^[11] Race Events work in a similar way to normal games, except the player has the choice to send rounds early to reach as fast of a time as possible.^[10] Boss Bloons can be played for a limited time as an option, and the event involves destroying a singular high-health airship amongst a non-stop crowd of ordinary bloons.^[12]

Co-Op Mode is a multiplayer game mode that is played with up to 4 players per game.^[7] Gameplay on Co-Op Mode remains mostly similar to the majority of single-player game modes in Bloons TD 6, except players can transfer money among each other to assist with the defense and the money earned throughout normal means is split between all players.^[7]

Bloonarius mode is a event that you play and you try to beat the Bloonarius by getting farms ingame and it has normal and elite mode. The normal Bloonarius has 5 stages 1 stage has 20k hp and spawns green bloons and after the Bloonarius as drop below certain health it will release ceramics and this gets harder the more levels of Bloonarius you beat. The health of normal Bloonarius starting with 20k health, 75k health, 350k health, 750k health, and 3M health and with elite version you have 50k health, 300k health, 2M health, 8M health and 40M health. The best way to beat Bloonarius is by farming a lot and getting defends that do a lot moab hp like 2-0-5 tack zone with 4-2-0 village 4-2-0 or 4-0-1 alchemist or spamming with 2-3-0 moab maulers with 4-2-0 village 4-2-0 or 4-0-1 alchemist and one of the best defense for Bloonarius is like 0-5-2 MAD which does massive damage against moab class bloons. The main goal is to get VTSG and get as many towers to buff the VTSG so you can have enough damage for Bloonarius normal and elite to get amazing rewards.

History[edit]

Bloons TD 6 was first announced on PRLog on March 28, 2017, and it was initially aimed to be released in 2017.^[14] According to the same article posted on PRLog, an 'extensive balance and test period' was required due to the 'immense scale and strategic depth of the game'.^[15]

The game was released for the iOS App Store and the Google Play Store on June 14, 2018. A Microsoft Windows version was released through Steam on December 17, 2018.^[16] Unlike earlier games of the series, Bloons TD 6 is the first game in the Bloons Tower Defense series that does not have a Flash counterpart.^[17]

Reception[edit]

Bloons TD 6 received mostly positive reviews from critics. NZ Game Developers Association secretary Stephen Knight

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