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Who needs soldiers with bombs when you can have monkeys with nail guns? There are several Bloons TD games available on the App Store, and though each one adds new levels, new towers, and new monkeys, the premise is the same throughout: There's a line of balloons attempting to slip past you, and by all the lice-eating primate ancestors that preceded you, you cannot allow that to happen.

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Nevertheless, it's pretty involved, and developer Subatomic Studios has gradually added more content over the years.įieldrunners 2 operates on the same principle as its predecessor (survive!!), but there are more weapons, more complex AI, and a tower that launches live bee hives. The original Fieldrunners was one of the first prominent tower defense games for mobile, and meaning there's a relatively straightforward experience to be had, here. They're having a grand old time.Īnd, to be honest, you probably will too. Look at the helmeted troopers decorating the icons for the Fieldrunners games. Fieldrunners ($0.99) Get it here Fieldrunners 2 ($2.99) Get it hereĪ curious thing about some tower defense games is that they're essentially about war - brutal war, no less - but some engaged soldiers seem tickled about the whole thing. This is one enjoyable tower defense game, but it can also be a pretty savage one if you let your guard down for a second. Plants vs Zombies' wry sense of humor has helped propel it into popular culture as much as its addictive and increasingly-intense gameplay. They want your brains, and if your plants (and your last-ditch lawnmowers) can't stop them, nothing will. Those smiling sunflowers are just a salad appetizer. Plants vs Zombies ($0.99 USD) Get it hereĭon't be fooled: These damned undead won't stop once they've devoured your garden. Best of all, some of the heroes ride fat ponies that look like they came from that Bugs Bunny opera cartoon. The game really subscribes to the whole 'tower' part of 'tower defense,' as the do-gooders employ ladders just as often as they try to sneak in from the ground floor. Rather, it's about a bad guy employing traps and servants to keep his kidnapped princess locked up and far away from meddling heroes.Ĭastle Doombad is good fun. Also, the game isn't about heroes defending their home from an encroaching evil. For starters, it opts for a multi-tiered side-on view as opposed to a traditional top-down view. Castle Doombad ($2.99) Get it hereĪdult Swim Games' Castle Doombad mixes up the tried-and-true tower defense formula in a couple of ways. If you enjoy combining strategy and brute force, or if you were just the kind of kid that enjoyed lobbing water balloons at teachers from three storeys above, hit up the App Store and get involved in these tiny wars. They were among the first titles to be ported from browsers to smartphones once the App Store took off, so there's been more than enough time to build up a nice stash of recommendations.

Tower defense games are generally low-resource titles that are heavy on challenge.

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