Pre-Register On Google Play Now To Team Up With Your Favorite Adventure Time And Bloons TD Characters In This New Tower Defense Strategy Game
ATLANTA – Cartoon Network and independent developer Ninja Kiwi have revealed that Bloons Adventure Time TD will launch on Aug. 30, 2018, on iOS and Android smartphones and tablets via the App Store and Google Play, respectively. This new tower defense strategy game, inspired by Cartoon Network’s beloved Adventure Time franchise and Ninja Kiwi’s popular Bloons TD series, will be free to download with in-app purchases and is available for pre-registration now on Google Play.
Bloons Adventure Time TD delivers an action-packed crossover experience featuring a Bloon invasion of the Land of Ooo in an original story starring the voice cast of Adventure Time! Recruit your favorite Adventure Time characters, including Finn, Jake, Princess Bubblegum, Marceline, Ice King and more, as well as brand-new Bloons TD monkey heroes like Captain Cassie, C4 Charlie and Sai the Shadow.
Travel from kingdom to kingdom through over 15 adventures and 50 maps. Equip your heroes with over 200 Bloon-shredding weapons and items from the imaginative worlds of Adventure Time and Bloons TD. Unleash the powers of over 50 allies like BMO, Lumpy Space Princess and the COBRA to perfect your defenses and send the Bloons flying!
Take a Look at the Bloons Adventure Time TD Game Trailer:
Bloons Adventure Time TD will launch on Aug. 30, 2018 via the App Store and Google Play.
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