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===Flash version and Expansion=== | |||
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''[[Bloons TD 4 Expansion]]'' is a separate game based on the {{Flash version|Bloons TD 4}} that adds [[Specialty|Specialties]] and replaces all tracks except Premium tracks with four new tracks. Despite being a separate game, account data across both the base game and Expansion is shared if the player is logged in with a Ninja Kiwi account, so players will keep their rank from the base game. <!--what about premiums?--> | |||
===Flash version and mobile version=== | ===Flash version and mobile version=== | ||
{{main|Differences between BTD4 (Flash) and BTD4 (mobile)}} | {{main|Differences between BTD4 (Flash) and BTD4 (mobile)}} | ||
The {{mobile version of|Bloons TD 4}} is a reissue of the Flash original for iOS, iPadOS, and Android. It is a from-the-ground-up remake in a new engine with completely redone graphics. In addition to introducing several new features, some content is absent from this version of the game, such as [[Sandbox (BTD4)|Sandbox]]. Some notable additions include [[Premium Upgrade]]s being earnable in-game through beating maps on [[Hard]], the [[Beekeeper (BTD4)|Beekeeper]], and [[Extreme]] maps. Because it runs in a different engine, there are several differences in game mechanics, such as bloons always having 0.125s of immunity upon a layer being popped. The mobile version has almost all of the same content as the Flash version, but there are a few tracks exclusive to the Flash version. | |||
===iOS version, HD version, and Android version=== | ===iOS version, HD version, and Android version=== | ||
{{main|Differences between BTD4 (iOS) and BTD4 (Android)}} | {{main|Differences between BTD4 (iOS) and BTD4 (Android)}} | ||
The {{mobile version of|Bloons TD 4}} is further separated into three distinct versions of the game, iOS, HD, and Android. iOS and HD are largely the same game but HD has a different resolution than iOS, resulting in some maps having different track lengths from each other, and likewise allowing for more towers on the map. Android is on the equivalent of Update 3.5 of iOS and lacks [[Snow Monkey]] and likewise has different resolution maps, and also lacks support for Achievements or leaderboards. | |||
The {{mobile version of|Bloons TD | |||
===Mobile version and DSi version=== | ===Mobile version and DSi version=== | ||
{{main|Differences between BTD4 (mobile) and BTD4 (DSi)}} | {{main|Differences between BTD4 (mobile) and BTD4 (DSi)}} | ||
Revision as of 07:45, 19 December 2024
Bloons TD 4 (also known as Bloons Tower Defense 4 and BTD4) is a title used to refer to multiple games: the Flash version of Bloons TD 4, a 2009 browser game developed by Ninja Kiwi; the mobile version of Bloons TD 4, a 2010 mobile and PC game developed by Digital Goldfish; and the DSi version of Bloons TD 4, a 2012 port of the mobile version for the DSi. It is the successor to Bloons TD 3, introducing a revised upgrade system, Premium Upgrades, more than one gamemode besides difficulty, map difficulty, and Challenges.
Gameplay
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Map difficulty
Map Difficulty is a approximate categorization of how difficult a map is. Besides certain achievements, map difficulty has no effect on gameplay besides providing an idea of how difficult the track is.
Premium Upgrades
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Challenges
Challenges are missions that come with restrictions not typically found from any of the normal gamemodes. These restrictions can range from custom rounds, to restricted tower choices, or only one life.
Differences between versions
Flash version and Expansion
Bloons TD 4 Expansion is a separate game based on the Flash version that adds Specialties and replaces all tracks except Premium tracks with four new tracks. Despite being a separate game, account data across both the base game and Expansion is shared if the player is logged in with a Ninja Kiwi account, so players will keep their rank from the base game.
Flash version and mobile version
The mobile version of Bloons TD 4 is a reissue of the Flash original for iOS, iPadOS, and Android. It is a from-the-ground-up remake in a new engine with completely redone graphics. In addition to introducing several new features, some content is absent from this version of the game, such as Sandbox. Some notable additions include Premium Upgrades being earnable in-game through beating maps on Hard, the Beekeeper, and Extreme maps. Because it runs in a different engine, there are several differences in game mechanics, such as bloons always having 0.125s of immunity upon a layer being popped. The mobile version has almost all of the same content as the Flash version, but there are a few tracks exclusive to the Flash version.
iOS version, HD version, and Android version
The mobile version of Bloons TD 4 is further separated into three distinct versions of the game, iOS, HD, and Android. iOS and HD are largely the same game but HD has a different resolution than iOS, resulting in some maps having different track lengths from each other, and likewise allowing for more towers on the map. Android is on the equivalent of Update 3.5 of iOS and lacks Snow Monkey and likewise has different resolution maps, and also lacks support for Achievements or leaderboards.
Mobile version and DSi version
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Towers
Bloons
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Modes
Game modes
Freeplay
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