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| Developer(s)
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Ninja Kiwi
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| Publisher(s)
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Ninja Kiwi
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| Platform(s)
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Windows, macOS
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| Latest update
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v1.0.7
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| Release dates
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14 August 2012[1]
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| Language(s) supported
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English
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Bloons TD 5 Deluxe is an enhanced port of the Flash version of Bloons TD 5 for desktop computers.
In November 2014, BTD5 Deluxe was discontinued and replaced with the Steam release of the mobile version.[2] However, the Flash version continued to receive updates for several years after its discontinuation, meaning this version lacks several features and changes that were introduced to the Flash version post-mortem.
Exclusive content
Differences from the Flash version
- This version uses save files to track progress instead of Ninja Kiwi accounts.
- This version features the Monkey Engineer, Bloonchipper, Watermelon Spitter, Mad Snowman, and Monkey Farmer, but lacks the Monkey Sub.
- Daily Challenges are replaced with Random Challenges, a collection of 200 Daily Challenges with alterations to support the new towers and agents.
- This version does not have Quests, Fast Track mode, or Co-op mode. All Co-op exclusive tracks (Alpine Lake, Haunted Swamp, Cash Money, and Spider Map) are playable in singleplayer (without requiring another player to disconnect first) and have singleplayer medals and achievements.
- Premium Upgrades are renamed to Deluxe Upgrades and are purchased permanently with Monkey Money instead of NK Coins. They can no longer be purchased temporarily before the game starts.
- Leaderboards are offline and compare scores between save files instead. Additionally, Deluxe Upgrades do not prevent scores from being registered.
- Double Cash Mode is now its own mode instead of a Premium Upgrade. Enabling it prevents the player's scores from being registered on the Leaderboards.
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