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Match Guide

Both games put you up against another player in real time. The shape of the battlefield changes what you need to watch.

Featured game

Tower Rush – Tower Defense TD

Both players fight on a shared battlefield. You place towers to stop incoming enemy forces while supporting the troops advancing for your side.

Keep an eye on where the other player is making progress. If their units keep slipping past the same stretch of your defense, that’s a good place to look before committing another tower or upgrade.

Free to install. Google Play lists ads and in-app purchases.

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Also worth a look

Bloons TD Battles 2

You build monkey towers along your own track to stop incoming Bloons. At the same time, you can choose when to send groups of Bloons down your opponent’s track. That means balancing an upgrade at home against a chance to put pressure on the other side.

Free to install. Google Play lists ads and in-app purchases.

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Where your attention goes

In Tower Rush, watch how both sides’ troops are moving across the same field and reinforce your defense where the fight is shifting. In Bloons TD Battles 2, check how your own track is holding up, then look across for a good moment to send a wave.