Tap controls seem to work better for me, but none of the YouTubers I'm seeing play seem to have a problem and the sessions are so short I suspect its going to be fine.Īll in all, I think it's going be amazing!ĭevin Nambiar Head of Product and Partnered Development Electronic Arts The upgrade system looks very simple although I'm surprised not to see the unlock system from Clash Royale - which I still think is genius.
However, I'd need to play to better understand. That doesn't seem to be an issue here at all, probably because all options are available to all players. I had assumed that these kind of games should have players start on a level playing field, and any advantage at all raises accusations of 'pay-to-win'. One thing that I'm yet to discover is how much impact there is from levelling up your character. The rewards process, especially Gem Chests, seems very satisfying. It looks incredibly intense during the play sessions, and the characters clearly open up fantastic choice for people with different game play styles. The pace of play seems to suit commentary and the characters are instantly identifiable (including the PlayerID). And I'm just watching it! I can't wait to actually give it a go.
Not had a chance to play yet - but looking at the vast array of videos and it's obvious they completely understand what it takes to make this kind of game work.Īs has been said, it's obviously ridiculously fun. He is also author of the book, Games As A Service – How Free To Play Design Can Make Better Games. Oscar Clark has been a pioneer in online, mobile, and console social games services since 1998. Oscar Clark Chief Strategy Officer Fundamentally Games I think Supercell will either kill it in soft launch or take the long view and accept a slower "build up" approach to give the game time to build itself a community with an eSport following and tournaments. That's very good, but the gameplay will make it unlikely to sustain a durable top 10 grossing position. The game is number one for downloads and and fourth top grossing in Canada right now. Their approach to obtaining new characters in a gacha that can be paid either in soft currency or hard currency is interesting, falling somewhere between a MOBA and Clash Royale. The retention and monetisation hooks are minimal at the moment. The art style works better than I initially expected, though I suspect teenage and young adult MOBA players tend to favour darker, more badass characters. I'm not a fan of the hectic gameplay and the joypad controls which I feel are likely to hurt the game's short term retention. Nicolas Godement-Berline Head of Operations Asmodee Digital
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