Clash Of Clans





You've seen the commercials (particularly if you've been watching the Super Bowl), scrolling past the advertisements on Facebook, and you've likely got at least one friend or baby playing it right now. The animations provided in the commercials are adorable, and it's always a nice time to be threatened by Liam Neeson, but Clash of Clans is much more than micro-transactions and strangers fighting.





It's a game that draws from some of the oldest types of tabletop gaming and mixes in mobile gaming that is always online and quick-glance to generate an experience that will suck you in rapidly even if you're never spending a dime.





















Consider this your Clash of Clans course, all you can expect from the installation

Clash of Clans— accessible from Google Play— is at its heart a strategy game whose main goal is to be the individual with the most trophies. You receive trophies either by effectively attacking the village of someone else or by effectively protecting another online player against an assault. You climb the ranks as you receive more trophies and match opponents of equal or higher ability. The ultimate objective is to work your way to the top— the class of champions. To get there, you'll have to spend either a lot of time or a lot of cash upgrading your village, training your troops, and developing the best offense and defense tactics.





What's the best way to play?



Just about anything that can manage Clash of Clans with a screen and access to the Google Play Store, but it's not difficult to see why playing on tablets would make this game more enjoyable. The bigger screen allows for more thoughtful layouts of the village, as well as snap decisions when attacking the enemy. That said, bringing a tablet with you everywhere isn't always simple so you can check in every few hours at your village (and yes, that's something you'll want to do). Fortunately, you can synchronize your village without any issue across various devices. Your Google Play account is all you need, and you can check in from any Android device.

Clash of clans is enjoyable, not the frivolous kind of fun offered by so many mobile games. It is carefully designed so that any time you have a couple of minutes you want to play it, and the game is fun enough that parents can play with their children easily. We just scratched the surface here because there is still a whole word of gameplay available when you join a clan and start taking part in clan wars. If you've been on the fence to shoot this game, there's no better time than right now.