Bloons Tower Defense 2

Bloons Tower Defense 2 ups the ante with more monkey mayhem! This addictive Flash classic from Ninja Kiwi features new towers, maps, and bloon types, offering strategic depth and pure popping satisfaction. Whether you’re laying down monkey glue or spamming dart towers, each level tests your tactical tower placement. With 50 levels to beat, it’s a blast of nostalgia and balloon-bursting fun!

How to play Bloons Tower Defense 2

Mastering Bloons Tower Defense 2 is all about clever tower placement and resource management. Here’s how to defend your turf from waves of mischievous bloons.

Objective

Your goal is the same as in Bloons Tower Defense: stop bloons from reaching the end of a winding path by placing towers that pop them. Each popped bloon earns you money to build and upgrade more defenses. Survive all 50 levels to win!

Controls

Desktop (Keyboard & Mouse): Use the mouse to select and place towers. Hover over towers to upgrade or sell. Keyboard shortcuts (e.g., spacebar to start waves) may vary depending on emulator.

Mobile: Tap to select, drag to place towers, and tap icons to upgrade. The game may require precise taps on smaller screens.

Tower Types and Upgrades

You’ll start with basic dart monkeys and unlock more as you progress. New in this sequel: Tack Tower, Ice Tower, Bomb Tower, and Super Monkey. Strategically mix tower types and upgrades to counter different bloon types, including new camo and metal variants.

Map Difficulty

Choose from 3 maps: Easy, Medium, and Hard. Each has a different path layout, affecting how you plan your defense.

Track Items

Use placeable items like Monkey Glue to slow bloons or Road Spikes for instant pop action. These cost money but can save you in tough spots.

FAQ

What’s new in Bloons Tower Defense 2 compared to the first game?

BTD2 introduces new maps, towers, bloon types, and on-track items like Monkey Glue and Road Spikes, adding more variety and strategy.

How many levels are there?

There are 50 levels, with increasing difficulty and new bloon types introduced as you advance.

Do I need an account to save progress?

No account is required. However, since it’s an emulated Flash game, your progress may reset if you close the browser or clear cache.

Can I play this game on mobile?

Yes, it’s playable on mobile browsers, though the small screen may make precision a bit challenging.