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Bloons TD 6 is a strategy gaming app in which the object of the game is to defend your towers.
The Bloons TD 6 app is available for a purchase of $4.99 in both the App Store and the Google Play Store. It is rated for users 9 years of age and older.
In the newest version of this game, Bloons TD promises better, more vibrant graphics, new skins, missions, maps and 3D objects. The object of the game is to prevent balloons (bloons) from reaching the end of your course. Players are to use towers and other obstacles with the purpose of trying to pop the balloons before they reach their destination. Monkeys are utilized in this game to aid in popping balloons.
Each of your monkey towers has its own upgrade trees. And some balloons later in the waves can only be killed by simians that have the right upgrades. And you will need many of these variations to do well, particularly as the bloons come in different types like ceramic, lead, and camo, which often require specialized upgrades in order to destroy. The camo bloons are particularly nasty, as if you don’t have enough firepower that can detect them, they will utterly wreck your defenses.
You can buy special powers with the game’s hard currency, Monkey Money. However, you do earn Monkey Money for completing levels and objectives, so you can earn a lot of it by grinding. Additionally, you can unlock all the upgrades for units much faster through in-game purchases. In-app purchases range in price from $0.99 to $17.99 that give players extra abilities and perks.
Bloons TD 6 is perfect for the kind of person looking to just lose hundreds and hundreds of hours into one game, seeking to attain complete mastery.
The game does have a few tricks up its sleeve though. But, in easy mode especially, you get so much cash from the slaughter that it's simple to just build up whatever you want. Things get more challenging in the other modes, but the same basic principles hold throughout.
Although it is considered as kid friendly game, parents may want to keep an eye on in-app purchases as there is such a large range. Spending expectations should be set prior to allowing your child to play this game. If parents do not plan on spending any money on this game they should change their settings to not allow them or password protect any in-app purchases.
Parents should also be aware of gaming addiction that can develop from games like this one and strive to strike a balance between game play and other activities.
In conclusion, Bloons TD 6 is chaos, willing to throw endless hordes of creeps at players, with convoluted upgrade systems and dozens of units. If you like simplicity and efficient design, this isn’t the game for you! If you like engorging on content, maintaining upgrade trees for dozens of units, and watching your screen fill up with enemies all the time, this is perfect for you!
