Clash of Clans

Clash of Clans: An addictive empire building adventure

Hey, have you ever played Clash of Clans? This is not some unpopular Mini games-it is a world-famous strategic mobile game! To put it bluntly, it means that you build your own small village while running to attack others, while also guarding against being ambushed. How to save resources? How to arrange soldiers? How to cooperate with friends? Gee, there are many ways here. From teenagers to retired grandfathers, as long as they have a little spark of "wanting to be a commander" in their hearts, they can basically be firmly grasped by it.

Supercell: These Finns really know how to get you addicted

Speaking of developers, it is Supercell, a Finnish game company-although the company is not big, everything it makes is a hit. Like Clash Royale and "Fighting in the Wilderness", which one isn't a crowd of players? These people are particularly good at making games that "you can't put them down when you pick them up". The interface is clean and the operation is smooth. The key is that they won't treat you as a fool or a masochist. They have a tight balance.

What magic is there? You will understand these points once you say them

Deep base construction and customization:Really, you can play all day just by building a village. Arrange all kinds of defensive towers, barracks, and decorations at will. You can make them a "copper wall" or a "garden maze" if you want. And every time I finish upgrading, I feel comfortable watching the village become beautiful.

Enrich the tactical combat system:Fighting is the highlight! If you want to lead troops, cast spells, and use siege weapons, you have to think about every game for a long time-don't expect to push without a brain. Even if you use a computer, you have to think more about arms restraint and positioning. Sometimes it's just a second away, and it's so angry and exciting!

Tribes and cooperative gameplay:Is it too lonely to play alone? Add a tribe! Everyone fought tribal wars together, donated reinforcements to each other, and bragged and chatted. It felt like they had a home in a game. Sometimes when the group shouts "war is over", the feeling of collective charge is really hot.

Updates that are always new and frequently played:Supercell throws new things every now and then: new units, new defenses, and new activities. You think you're done? No, it dug a hole for you again. Anyway, it just makes you always have something to think about, and you want to go up every day to see if there are any new tricks.

Getting started: Surprisingly simple, but you can't stop playing

The first time you open the game, a colorful village jumps in front of you, and the music is as cheerful as a festival. The interface is also very refreshing. Do you want to build a building? Just click. Want to send troops? It's done with two strokes. Even a novice who has just entered the trap can basically do it blindly after following the tutorial. Moreover, the animation is so smooth, as smooth as oil is applied. Anyway, my initial feeling was: "Eh? How come this game lasted for two hours so quickly?" No exaggeration at all.

Compared with similar games, why does it make people die?

To be honest, there are many strategy games on the market, but "Clash of Clans" has a unique skill-it allows you to clearly see the consequences of every step. For example, if you move a defensive tower, it will immediately use dotted lines to tell you where this guy can hit; before the battle, you can also simulate how soldiers will move. This feeling is like having a map in your hand, and the chain reaction of every step is clearly marked. You will no longer be surprised by "Ah? Why did my soldier walk sideways?"and dropped his mobile phone. In addition, it is particularly good at "hiding things"-everything you should know (such as whether resources are enough and whether the soldiers are good) is always placed in the most conspicuous place, and it will not bother you at all for unimportant details. Looking back at some games of the same genre, they want to throw ten manuals in your face, trying to find the key points? Go through the menu for a long time. In this regard, it really beats others several streets.

Final recommendation: Want to play strategy? This must have

Having said that, I have only one conclusion: Whether you are a strategist or a veteran veteran, Clash of Clans is worth your time to try. It takes the two things of "letting you see the consequences" and "not letting your information explode" to the extreme, so it gives a sense of accomplishment to play without tiring your brain. You want to build your own empire? It gives you. You want to figure out how to annihilate the enemy? It accompanies you. Do you want to join a lively group and go crazy? It also has. Anyway, if you haven't tried it yet, you can go to the next one now-rest assured, it won't let you down (of course, just be careful to stay up late).

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