"Clash of Clans" December update is said to be happening according to the game developer Supercell, and it will bring several new exciting features to the game. According to the report, the company has already confirmed the upcoming update next month and fans can expect new battle features, new heroes, and a water-based structure, among others.
Prior to the "Clash of Clans" December update, the popular freemium mobile MMO strategy video game will receive a new patch on Nov. 16. The game's first major patch this month will serve as a preparation for the big December update. "Clash of Clans" December update will feature new creatures including the much-awaited arrival of the Red Barbarian King and "shipwreck," which is a water-based structure. Another add-on many fans are excited about is the "wizard vs. goblin," a battle feature that will surely improve the gaming experience.
Other features in the upcoming "Clash of Clans" December update include some changes in the game's existing units as Supercell is planning to add new levels and updates. According to the report, the makeover will concentrate on the games single target and multi-target air defenses especially for Town Hall 11.
Although the game developer has yet to provide the official details of the new "Clash of Clans" December update, there are speculations suggesting that the Red Barbarian King will arrive with Red Archer Queen. A new unit call mermaid is also expected to be included in the big update next month as well as many other surprises.
Meanwhile, according to a report by All Clash, players will also be given the opportunity to repair ships for gems and coins once the "Clash of Clans" December update is rolled out. According to the publication, just like the clan castle, Shipwreck can be repaired starting at Town Hall level 4 for 50, 000 gold.
As of the moment, Supercell has yet to provide the specifics of the upcoming "Clash of Clans" December update; however, there are speculations suggesting that it may arrive on the first day of December. Stay tuned for more news and updates.
