25, 2015 /PRNewswire/ - Since its launch for Android and iOS in August last year, Clash of Kings has hit a monumental milestone, placing it among a rare strata of popular games. Email me at with the subject line CLASH ROYALE, and I'll see if I can get you in.NEW YORK, Dec. Sidenote: If you want to join my Clash Royale clan, we're looking for players. Here's hoping that's the next aspect that gets overhauled. The Clan Wars still need a lot of work, however. The new card type will hopefully lead to a more frequent cadence of new card drops. It's nice to see Supercell continuing to support this game in meaningful ways. I am currently plotting out which of my cards will reach level 14 first.
I play Clash Royale every day, and it feels great having new things to do. Getting three cards at once is a massive win for Clash Royale players, as they open up the game to new ideas and give players a reason to collect again. The three Champions are the sizable Skeleton King who summons a skeletal army as he marches forward, the Golden Knight who dashes forward and can smash enemies like a bowling ball, and the Archer Queen who can cloak herself when an enemy draws near. Once pressed, the Champion does as you command. All you have to do is tap a new button that appears on the screen. You can't tell the Champions where to go and don't use their weapons to attack, but you control when they use their abilities. These cards are called Champions, the first characters in the game that are somewhat controllable. Developer Supercell also added three new cards to the mix, and they all offer up a unique gameplay aspect. Clash Royale's latest update raises the level cap for both the player and all of the cards to level 14.
The seasonal tiers offer new tower skins and emotes, but the main hooks of the experience haven't expanded. In the last two years, the game hasn't offered much of a path forward for people that play every day. Many of Clash Royale's players reached level cap years ago and maxed out all of the cards along the way.
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