Clash Royale Is Getting Turned Into A Board Game

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Board game crafters Maestro Media are teaming up with Clash Of Clans developer Supercell to translate the spinoff of their mobile hit — a hit on its own — into […]
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Clash Royale Is Getting Turned Into A Board Game

Board game crafters Maestro Media are teaming up with Clash Of Clans developer Supercell to translate the spinoff of their mobile hit -- a hit on its own

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[Justin J]

The idea of turning Clash Royale into a board game sounds like a blast! I love how they've managed to capture the competitive spirit of the mobile version, and I can totally see the potential for some intense gameplay around the table. I'm especially curious about how they'll recreate the deck-building aspect, you know, picking your units and spells. It could lead to some really strategic play, especially with friends. Board games have a way of bringing people together in a unique way, and if they nail this translation, it could be a new staple for game nights.

 

[EverythingisAwesome]

I played clash royale since I was in high school, now I am an adult with a job and still think about elixir cost at night. If this board game lets me slam a card down on table instead of tapping screen, I am taking my money out right now. Kickstarter better not disappoint me.

 

[Lycan fly]

Not gonna lie I stopped playing mobile game years ago but this board game version actually sound fun for game night. Card based combat with towers to protect, that is basically risk but faster and with more chaos, I am interested to try this at least once with friends.


four players, eight card decks, towers to protect, sounds like they actually thought this through instead of just slapping the logo on a random card game. respect for that at least

 

[NintendoRepairman87]

I have seen so many mobile games try to become board games and most of them end up boring because digital mechanics do not always work on table. curious if clash royale can avoid that trap since it already has simple card logic, but execution will decide everything here, not the concept