Clash Royale as a game has inspired many other games modelled after its formula, and Castle Burn looks to be no real different. Castle Burn employs a card-based army system which allows players to discover new units and upgrade existing ones, but to put its own twist to the Clash Royale formula, you are given the ability to add new cards to your deck as you play. In addition, buildings are far more vital to the overall economy.
The game allow introduces heroes who you can deploy to tip the odds of the battle to your favour. For the most part, the game seems to have added several features to make it distinct, but we will have to see when the game comes out. Castle Burn is due for soft launch for Android this coming 11 August 2017 in the Philippines, before making its way to Australia and Thailand for the iOS either late-August 2017 or early-September 2017.
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Eustace
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Fraux
Striking Strength
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Fediel
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Business major and an advocate of far eastern visual culture and electronic entertainment. Not an otaku. Other interests include virtual reality, idols and virtual idols. I walked around with a body pillow before it was cool.