Bloons TD 5

very good game

Just go buy BTD6

Bloon appears, Monkey pop Bloon, brain produces serotonin

Game dont function on co-op, these filthy monkeys dont even know jujutsu!!!

Grape bloons added in patch.

A game you must play before you die.

bloons and monke

Best BTD game OAT. Goated asf fr.

monkey pop bloons 10/10

A classic, and all time favourite!

I mean its A good tower Defense, personally i like BTD6 (Bloons TD 6) more than BTD5 because of how more complex-ed BTD6 is than BTD5. but thats a personal opinion. its a good tower defense for the maps, round type, and honestly. freedom to do whatever you want when ever you want, i also really like the medals system.

it has ice monkey

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Needs more whip crack noises

yeah but btd 6 is better

better than td6

i think this a fun game because it reminds me of monkey city!

This was my first Bloons TD and I wouldn't recommend. The mechanics are poorly explained, even after just one hour I of playing I'm already tired of the grinding. It feels like a mobile game with microtransactions in the worse possible shape.

There are much better TDs out there.

For me this is the sweet spot of having enough upgrades without things seeming so complicated. Stays true to the old games.

hehe funny monkey

Bloons TD5 - The 5th installment of Bloons, the OG Tower Defense game that I played back when Miniclip was a thing and dial up internet was pretty much the only way to go online. The fact that the game allows for coop makes it even better.

Highly recommend the game if you have a friend to jam it with, great TD vibes here!

this game is just great nothin else to say

never have i popped so much bloon in the name of nothing at all.. this game has left me traumatised
war.
war never changes
Since the dawn of monkeykind, when our ancestors first discovered the killing power of dark and tack, bloon has been popped in the name of everything: from banana to fun to simple, psychotic rage.
In the round 143 after a century of armed conflict, the destructive nature of monkey and bloon could sustain itself no longer. The track was plunged into an abyss of sun fire and ZOMG domination.
But it was not, as some had predicted, the end of the run. Instead, the apoppalypse was simply the prologue to another rubbery chapter of monkey-bloon history. For monkey had succeeded in destroying the bloon – but war, war never changes.

anyway this game is a 10/10 and i really recommend. a ridiculous amount of content due to the fact it's over a decade old so it'll keep you busy for awhile

A classic and still holds up well even with BTD6 out.

this was my childhood game.

Absolute classic.

its a perfect game for low end battle stations/laptops its fun and very addicting overall 9 out of ten

When I was a child I used to play the Flash version, and this version is better in every single way and it's relaxing.

This is the only bloons i've played extensively and I continue it love it.

Being playing Bloons since high school 2010 - Its a pretty good game

This is the absolute perfect game if you want to just switch your brain off and play something for a bit. It requires almost no skill and what little difficultly there is can be trivialised through the various upgrade systems. You can fully pay to win if you want however with how easy it is to get upgrades and rewards I can't see how you would ever want to. This game being brain dead easy does not mean it is boring though as it is incredibly fun and satisfy to just mow down wave after wave of balloons. There are a huge number of maps and modes to choose from so there is always some more medals to go and chase.

THE Tower Defense game for me

balloons teedee fyve

When I was a young child I would play the mobile version of this game on my mother's phone a lot (the sound of the bloons popping was very addicting). I decided to buy this game here for old time's sake and I must say, the game is still as fun as it used to be!
As someone who played both BTD5 & BTD6 I will warn you that from my experience BTD5 is harder, but this doesn't make the game worse, just more challenging.

the camos always get me on round 78

If you're thinking about buying BTD5, do it! Unless you don't already own BTD6... BTD6 is better in almost every way, I just really enjoy 5 because I love BTD Battles 1. I've been having a blast though! Also definitely use Bloon Chipper, it's so OP they didn't bring it back in BTD6 LOL.

TL;DR Only buy if you already own BTD6 or have played BTD Battles.

Classic Bloons poppin' tower defesne for the win!

it fun

2nd best bloons gasme

very good yes

What makes something truly artful? Long ago, when the concept of artworks were just getting on their feet, art was seen as an attempt to achieve a representation of photorealism, or be taken as an accurate representation of the world. Bloons TD 5 is a brilliant and bold example of the contemporary art period of works, and what it lacks in realism it more than makes up for in nearly every other way. The graphics on the monkeys look just right, and the overall gameplay loop is something newer developers should take note of. I love this game, and it is my lifelong dream to one day achieve 100% achievement completion. $10 is too little for this life-changing experience!!

this is the best game ever its absolute peak

I know btd6 is better..

But Btd5 just hits different!

Hours and hours of fun listening to podcasts and playing this game

now i got custody of my children back because of this game (thumb up emoji) (thumb up emoji) (happy emoji)

If you like TD, this one is quite pleasant to play

I got swatted for saying that x-4 sniper was good. Great game otherwise!

yes really good game im am not a bot i think but u know good game and stuff uhh good music ig uhh yea recomend it

it has the dart monkey

i love dart training specialty building level 4

Great game still holds up today if this was stars id say 5 stars

Bloons TD 5 is the Steam version of the fifth installment in the Bloons Tower Defense series (which is a spin-off of the Bloons puzzle game series). In these games, you select a map and have to use a set amount of cash you earn per wave to place or upgrade various types of attacking monkeys and other units around a path. The monkeys then have to pop floating balloons (the "Bloons" from the series title) before the balloons can make it to the other end of the path. If too many balloons make it to the end of the path, you run out of lives and lose. If you manage to complete all of the waves in a certain level without letting too many balloons get by, you win. Bloons TD 5 introduces new maps, monkeys, and features to the series.

I have a long history with Bloons Tower Defense. The original game in the series was my go-to game to play on school computers because it used to be hosted on websites that schools didn't know to block (like Cool Math Games). I spent hours playing that game while hiding my computer screen from teachers. So, when I saw Bloons TD 5 on Steam, it brought back so many memories. I hadn't played much of the second, third, or fourth games in the series, but I heard good things about Bloons TD 5 and wanted to try it out.

This game is certainly different from the original Bloons Tower Defense experience. Yes, the core concept of the gameplay is still the same, but it's like the genre itself changed from a turn-based strategy game to a pseudo-RPG/idle game. Allow me to explain. Besides the in-game cash that's used to purchase and upgrade monkeys in a map, there's also "monkey money" and "tokens". These other currencies are earned from completing maps, and they can be used to buy several different enhancements for making the game easier. I'll just refer to these enhancements as "perks" for the rest of this review to simplify things. Due to the fact that these perks can drastically affect the difficulty of the game, you'll eventually find yourself grinding maps to farm monkey money and tokens for buying all of the perks. The perks eventually end up making the game so easy that it feels like an idle game. In fact, there's a setting you can turn on which lets the waves start themselves, so you can literally turn it into a real idle game. Now, I have no problem with grinding in video games - I'm a huge turn-based RPG fan. However, grinding just doesn't feel like it belongs in a Bloons Tower Defense game. I recently went back and played the original game in the series again (thanks to the free Ninja Kiwi Archive also available on Steam), and the difference is night and day. Yes, I know I could just turn off the perks or not even buy them, but the problem there is that the game doesn't reward you for playing that way. It's not like there's a secret medal or achievement you can get for beating a map without using perks, and I'm not the kind of gamer who gets satisfaction out of challenging myself if there's no in-game benefit. They could have gone with a more strategy-oriented approach with this game, but they unfortunately didn't.

That being said, I've still sunk a lot of hours into this game. As I mentioned, the core gameplay is still good old Bloons Tower Defense. The idle aspect even became fun for a bit as I played the game while multitasking. I'm on the fence about this game, but I recommend it only if you're a hardcore fan of the series. You should probably play all of the Bloons Tower Defense games in the Ninja Kiwi Archive (or your website of choice) before deciding to buy this one.

Yogi's Rating: 3 out of 5 pic-a-nic baskets