Developed and published by Helsinki, Finland-based company Supercell, "Clash of Clans" is a 2012 freemium mobile MMO strategy video game. (Photo : YouTube )
The Halloween update of "Clash of Clans" is expected to pack a very challenging gameplay with limited Visibility and some spooky elements.
The development team of "Clash of Clans," Supercell is rumored to be currently working on various enhancements which will soon be incorporated in the game.
According to this rumor, a massive Halloween patch is being developed currently at Supercell, which will include a lot of changes to the environment of the game. More risks will be involved to complete the stages and move forward in the game. The update might include the additions to the Town Hall, the highly anticipated Town Hall 11. More levels might also be included in the game play post the iupgrade.
The new Halloween update are expected to be unveiled to the gamers at the ClashCon, which is going to be held on Oct. 24 in Helsinki, Finland.
According to Android Origin, the update will also introduce a third game hero, who will have a lot of power.
This Halloween update could also make it possible for the players to play the game on their own, without involving other gamers. The single player feature could get a major enhancement as well. The overall difficulty quotient of the game might also be increased after this patch upgrade.
At the moment, the game offers a much balanced skill level, which allows even average players to cross difficult levels. Therefore, raising a bar for the skill level might spice up things a little bit.
At the moment, the company is earning a pretty handsome profit with the current version of the game. The developers also make it a point to hold weekly discussions with the players, in order to make the necessary improvements in game.
In the most recent news, the developers organized a special convention for the gamers, to keep them informed about the latest developments which are being made at the company. They are also handing out various goodies to all the active participants.
