Bloons TD 6

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Bloons TD 6
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Developer(s) Ninja Kiwi
Publisher(s) Ninja Kiwi [a]
Series Bloons TD
Engine Unity [1]
Platform(s)
Release
  • Android, iOS
  • June 13, 2018
  • Windows
  • December 17, 2018
  • macOS
  • March 13, 2020
  • Apple Arcade
  • February 11, 2022
  • Xbox One and Series X/S
  • September 5, 2023
  • visionOS
  • February 2, 2024
  • PlayStation 4/5
  • July 31, 2024
Genre(s) Tower defense
Mode(s) Single-player, multiplayer

Bloons TD 6 is a 2018 tower defense game developed and published by Ninja Kiwi, where various monkeys pop "bloons". The sixth and latest entry in the Bloons Tower Defense series, it first released on June 13, 2018, for iOS and Android. [2] It was later released on Microsoft Windows in December 2018, and macOS in March 2020 via Steam. It was later released in Epic Games Store on June 19, 2022. In February 2022, Bloons TD 6+ was released for Apple Arcade. [3] [4] [5] [6] On June 12, 2023, Bloons TD 6Netflix was released on iOS and Android for Netflix members only. [7] [8] On September 5, 2023, it was released on Xbox One and Xbox Series X, and on July 31, 2024 on PlayStation 4 and 5.

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Gameplay

As a tower defense game, Bloons TD 6 sees the player using monkeys and other defenses to defend against incoming Bloons. Bloons TD6 Gameplay Screenshot.png
As a tower defense game, Bloons TD 6 sees the player using monkeys and other defenses to defend against incoming Bloons.

Bloons TD 6 is a tower defense game played from a 2.5D perspective, as opposed to the 2D perspective of previous Bloons Tower Defense games, [9] and utilizes 3D computer graphics. [10]

In the game, the player—who is able to team up with up to three other players in a co-op mode [4] [6] —creates a defense consisting of several variants of skilled monkeys, structures, and traps, in order to prevent balloon-like objects known as "Bloons" from reaching an exit. [11] [12] Bloons TD 6 introduces a new category of monkeys, known as "heroes", which level up and become stronger either over time, or through the player using in-game currency to increase their level. [9] [10] Monkeys each play a different role, and can affect Bloons in several ways, including popping them, slowing them down, or boosting the power of other monkeys. [13] [14] [15] When destroyed, Bloons grant the player money, which can be used to purchase additional defenses or upgrade existing ones [12] [9] [14] —upgraded monkeys gain access to new abilities. [16] As the player pops more Bloons each round, the player and all active towers gradually earn XP every round, which help unlock new upgrades and other features as the player continues to play the game. [17]

Bloons spawn in several waves, and travel along a predetermined path. [18] [19] Sets of waves are separated into rounds, each of which consists of a set amount of Bloons, which over time become stronger and may have properties resistant to certain effects, [18] [19] such as explosions, ice, or magic, with some being immune to more than one. The largest bloons are referred to as "MOAB class" bloons, which are designed as zeppelins, are harder to defeat than other bloons due to having more health than most other bloons. If a bloon gets through the player's defenses, the player loses lives, stronger bloons taking away more lives. If the player loses all their lives, the game ends. If the player can complete all the required rounds without losing all their lives, the player will win. After winning, the player has the option to exit directly back to the home screen, or go into an endless Freeplay mode, which doesn't end until the player loses. Each round is played on a specific map, and can be played on several difficulty options. [11] [19] [20] [10] Some maps contain obstacles that will prevent monkeys from shooting at bloons in front of the offending area (some of which can be removed for a set amount of cash).

The player can earn several in-game currencies through gameplay: "Monkey Money" is rewarded for winning rounds, waiting or completing challenges and allows for additional features to be unlocked in the game, [9] "Monkey Knowledge Points" are granted throughout gameplay and can be used to permanently upgrade monkeys via a skill tree, [13] and "Trophies" are a rare type of currency only obtainable through weekly events, [19] used to unlock cosmetics. [21] [16]

Boss Bloons are a type of special event in the game, first introduced in Bloons Monkey City. In these events, players must prepare for a Boss Bloon, a very powerful MOAB class bloon with large amounts of health. The boss will appear first at round 40, and appears every 20 rounds after that until round 120, its health increasing each time. These bosses have special abilities, such as summoning recently popped bloons, speeding up regular bloons, or become immune to certain monkey types. There are 6 boss bloons: Bloonarius, [22] Lych, [23] Vortex, [24] Dreadbloon, [25] Phayze, [26] and Blastapopoulos. [27]

Paragons, the first of which being introduced in the same update as bosses, were built as their counter. Being some of the most expensive tower upgrades, they combine each of the tower's 3 paths into one much more powerful upgrade. They are some of the most powerful towers in the games, and especially excel against bosses due to a damage buff against them. There are currently 9 Paragons: the Apex Plasma Master (Dart Monkey), Glaive Dominus (Boomerang Monkey), [22] Ascended Shadow (Ninja Monkey), [23] Navarch of the Seas (Monkey Buccaneer), [28] Master Builder (Engineer Monkey), [29] Goliath Doomship (Monkey Ace), [30] Magus Perfectus (Wizard Monkey), [31] [32] the Nautic Siege Core (Monkey Sub), [33] and the Crucible of Steel and Flame (Tack Shooter). [34]

History

Bloons TD 6 was first announced on PRLog on March 28, 2017, and it was initially aimed to be released in 2017. [35] 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". [36]

The game was released on 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. [37] Unlike earlier games of the series, Bloons TD 6 is the first game in the Bloons TD series that does not have a Flash counterpart. [38]

On February 11, 2022, Bloons TD 6 was released on Apple Arcade as Bloons TD 6+. [39] Bloons TD 6 was released on the Epic Store in December 2022. [40] Netflix has announced a third-party version of Bloons TD 6, releasing for June 21, 2023 for iOS and Android. [41] An Xbox One/Series X port released on September 5, 2023.

Mixed reality features for visionOS became available through Apple Arcade with the release of the Apple Vision Pro headset on February 2, 2024. [42]

Reception

Bloons TD 6 received mostly positive reviews from critics. New Zealand Game Developers Association secretary Stephen Knightly praised the depth of the gameplay in Bloons TD 6, specifically the visual appeal to a general audience and the level of complexity for more experienced players: "It's fun and friendly, so it's accessible, but under the surface it's quite complicated". [43] Although praise was given for its extended gameplay variety, it was also criticized for its lack of replayability. [44] Because Bloons TD 6 is a paid app featuring in-app purchases that may be used to unlock certain features in the game faster, some critics argue that the game feels like it runs on a freemium model. [44] [9]

Harry Slater from Pocket Gamer describes the core gameplay as being too reliant on the mechanics of older games in the series, which he claims doesn't provide enough impact for players wanting to play the game long-term. [12] On the other hand, Dennis Zirkler from GameStar believes there is a sufficient amount of content in the game to sustain a variety of different playstyles while still keeping the diversity of the core gameplay, and says the presence of in-app purchases in a paid game are completely optional for this game and make little impact on the overall enjoyment of the entire game. [13] Although he criticizes the need to play the game repeatedly to access unlockable features, he praises the inclusion of "CHIMPS", a game mode where most unlockable (and all paid) features are restricted and subsequently limits players to focus on the underlying concept of creating the optimal tower combinations in each stage of the game. [13] Nathan Snow from The Spectrum said that while being repetitive after a while, the game sticks to a proven concept of the Bloons series. [18]

The cartoonish visuals used in the game were praised for its appeal for a wider audience, [15] [43] particularly through combination of playability and complexity. [15] Critics have noted the use of characterization of towers [15] and long-term success of the predecessor Bloons TD games [43] as factors to the success of Bloons TD 6. Note was taken about the complexity of the game and the game mechanics accompanied with the game; [15] PCGamesN describes the complexity of Bloons TD 6 to be given a "whole new plane of addiction" when it comes to integrating the highlighted focus of interacting monkey characters with the main gameplay, while other critics state that the implementation of such features may feel too childish [15] or otherwise make the game appear too generic [15] [12] or dependent on microtransactions. [15]

The business model for Bloons TD 6 has received mixed reviews. Simon Hill from Wired perceives the business model of the game to take into account both the premium market and the freemium market: "It’s a premium game that fully justifies the price of entry, but it also offers a wide range of microtransactions that includes the usual cosmetic upgrades, gameplay boosts, and unlimited access to special events." [19] He also praises the balance of replayability with complexity, mainly through the deepened progression and development of strategy in a tower defense context. Further attention has been pointed towards the conventional mobile market, which generally relies on the freemium model as the primary source of income, and pointed out that Bloons TD 6 lacks third-party advertisements but varies use of optional in-app purchases in the game. [19] Others are more critical and negative on the business model for Bloons TD 6. One critic from MetaCritic argues that the game has an overwhelming amount of content that lack sufficient replayability and uses a dubious mix of premium and freemium marketing styles. [44]

Sales

BTD6 topped as the best-selling app within the first week of release. It now receives over 10,000 constant players on average for any given moment on Steam, being the largest Bloons game in the franchise by far. [43] According to Catherine Harris from Stuff.co.nz, [45] the game Bloons TD 6 consistently reaches among the top-selling paid apps in the world, [45] [46] including the "world's most-bought paid app" in 2018. [47] She argues that the success of this game among other Ninja Kiwi apps has helped shaped the success of New Zealand's gaming industry. [47] Dustin Bailey from PCGamesN noted the increased popularity of the Steam version of Bloons TD 6 and the greater appearance of the game on Twitch. [38] He attributed further success of the game by both the discounted US$1 price on the Steam version and its nostalgic factor for players who had previously played the older Flash games in the Bloons TD series. [48] [38]

Kotaku noted that New Zealand's gaming industry revenue surpassed that of Australia's gaming industry in 2019, with one of the main sources being from Bloons TD 6, the others being Path of Exile by Grinding Gear Games and Valleys Between by Little Lost Fox. [49]

Legacy

The game regularly receives updates that include constant balance changes and additional content. As of December 2024, there have been 46 major updates added to the game. [50] [51] [39] Ben "RidiculousHat" Goodman from PC Gamer praises the continuous development of Bloons TD 6, which regularly refines the balance in the game through updates to promote a variety of gameplay. [50]

The success of the Bloons TD franchise had been given praise by digital investment company Modern Times Group, with special note on Ninja Kiwi's continuous work to "pioneer" the tower defense genre in an economically viable but quality format. [47]

In the Bloons TD series, there has also been another game titled Bloons TD Battles 2 which has similar graphics and gameplay mechanics but based around competitive battling instead of the mainline tower defense style—that released on November 29, 2021.

Notes

  1. ↑ Netflix Games version published by Netflix

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