The "Clash Royale" will be receiving massive enhancements and major developments. The fan-favorite game is now inching to its anniversary and fans are expecting that many surprises are inbound.
Fans are now anticipating another massive update as the month of March slowly unfolds. It was March 2, 2016, when the spin-off of "Clash of Clans" was launched. "Clash Royale" since then has been downloaded millions of times and has earned approximately around that figures. The game's feat is indeed another reason for Supercell to revel on its upcoming anniversary.
As a "Clash Royale" custom, Supercell release monthly updates and improvements. For this month, however, players have been anticipating another update as early as March 2 but received none. According to reports, the reason for the deliberate delay is because the team will soon launch special features and celebratory offers to the fans. This will roll out alongside the game's latest upgrade.
Teasers and leaks about the anticipated anniversary celebration have been flooding the internet. However, Supercell has been mum about it, keeping everything under its sleeve until now. However, on "Clash Royale's" forum page, the game's community administrator is hinting on what the fans can expect from the upcoming event.
"Clash Royale's" moderator recently confirmed that the game's March update would be delayed, yet teased that a big change is about to happen. Reportedly, there will be a new mode called Team Battles coming and was supported by two leaked images.
Meanwhile, players could still enjoy "Clash Royale's" two ongoing special events namely the Classic Draft Challenge and Grand Draft Challenge. In both events, players will be able to constitute their enemy's battle deck. The battle deck is comprised of eight cards where each user can choose between four sets of two cards. If the player selects a card, the other one will be added automatically to the challenger's deck. This will last until both gamers have completed their cards.
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