ABOUT BLOONS TOWER DEFENSE 3
Bloons Tower Defense 3 expands the original defenses with more tower types, deeper upgrades, new maps and tougher bloons. The greater variety makes combined coverage more important than one all-purpose placement.
Area-damage towers help thin crowded sections, while units that deal with tougher targets can stop resilient bloons from slipping through.
HOW TO PLAY BLOONS TOWER DEFENSE 3
- Spend earned cash on a balanced set of towers beside the route, trigger each wave and adapt upgrades to the bloons that survive the first defense.
Controls
- Place and upgrade: Left mouse click
- Begin next wave: On-screen wave button
TIPS AND TRICKS
- Build a second firing zone near the exit for anything escaping the primary defense.
- Avoid spending the entire budget on one spectacular tower when multiple routes or late sections need coverage.
- Read which enemies survive the last round before upgrading at random.
- Do not sink the entire budget into one impressive unit if there is no backup coverage along the exit.
- A defense built only for crowds can be slipped by a few resilient bloons, so combine area damage with a stronger finishing position farther down the road. After each wave, find where leaks happened and invest there.
FAQ
What is new relative to the first game?
More towers, upgrade options and maps increase strategic variety.
What is the risk of buying one very expensive tower?
It may leave a second stretch of the path unguarded if bloons survive its firing window.
How does this entry expand earlier Bloons games?
It adds tower types, upgrades, maps and tougher waves to the original setup.
When should you adjust your defense?
After a wave reveals which bloons are reaching the later part of the path.
What does backup placement accomplish?
A second firing position can finish bloons that escaped the first group of towers.
