There isn’t a mobile game update that’s more highly anticipated than the much-hyped “Clash of Clans” patch that’s been on the news for the past few months. The update, touted to be one of the biggest in franchise history, has had its ups and downs with the involved community and now new details have emerged including changes to the Town Hall, League Bonuses and more.
The “Clash of Clans” major update is one of the most-awaited ones in mobile gaming. With the release date nearing, Supercell unveils a few more details on the upcoming patch including a new sneak peek that specifies an important feature change coming with the update.
“Clash of Clans” is one of the biggest games on the mobile platform and there are more on the way. Supercell has confirmed the development of a huge update, which is expected to make its debut any day now.
Is your clan ready for a major boost? Supercell is gearing up for the biggest "Clash of Clans" update in the game's history, which will include exciting features such as a new town hall, new defense and even a new hero.
The biggest game in the market has dropped an update. After teasing their fans of the pending upgrades, "Clash of Clans" finally unleashed a selection of new features.
"Clash of Clans" made improvements on Lightning, Poison, Earthquake and Freeze spells that will be available for the next minor update. Another big update is coming in ClashCon, which will be held in Helsinki, Finland on Oct. 24
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In the game Clash of Clans, players need to use gems, the in-game currency, to upgrade their offense and defense systems in order to survive and thrive.
Clash of Clans is a free game for both Android and iOS devices. However, as players get deeper into the game, the temptation to spend real money to get through the game becomes even greater.
