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Clash Royale

Focus on key mechanics-cards, elixir resource (regenerates, max cap 10), spend to place troops. 3 towers, else each tower destroyed gives a crown, main tower destroyed = instant win, else most crowns/towers destroyed. Time limit, tie goes to sudden death.

Prototype 2012: The Summoners^[1], 2015: Scrolls^[2][3] Developed by Supercell as spinoff of Clash of Clans, released March 2 2016^[4] (soft release Jan 4 2016),

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Some primary sources re:gameplay and development: ^[5][6] The Art of Supercell: 10th Anniversary Edition

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• Clash of Clans
• Real-time strategy
• Supercell

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To get this to GA you will need to;

• Fix the rewriting tag at the top.
• As with the update tag.-Esports results
• Every claim needs a citation.
• For some video game GA sources that are good, please see Vacant0's video game GAs.
• The verification tag will need to be fixed.
• Lede is too short.
• I also think there should be a development section.