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Version 6.3.2 · 2026-10-29
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"Defend Radish 3" is the latest work of "Defend Radish Series". The main background of the game is positioned in the city, and innovative plot modes, new turrets, new maps, and new gameplay are added to allow players to defend the protagonist "Apo" by building turrets. "At the same time, I feel the fun of the tower defense game. In addition to perfectly inheriting the essence of the first two radish works, new candy gameplay has been added to make the entire tower defense game more exciting. This time a new stand-alone version to defend radish 3 is launched. The challenge full of adventure and excitement restarts. Let's play together!
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[Classic heritage, comprehensive innovation]
Defend Radish 3 continues some classic elements, such as various turrets (sun, moon, pea, five-pointed star, Baba), and you can also experience the unique plot mode in the game.…
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