3 games that i like
- 2. Build and battle your way to glory in Castle Clash! With over 10 million clashers worldwide, the heat is on in the most addictive game ever! In a brilliant mix of fast-paced strategy and exciting combat, Castle Clash is a game of epic proportions! Hire legions of powerful Heroes and lead an army of mythical creatures, big and small. Fight to the top and become the world’s greatest Warlord. Your empire is as strong as your creativity! Game Features: Build and upgrade your impenetrable fortress! Create the ultimate army from a dozen wild troops! Fast-paced, thrilling, and realistic battles! Pit your Heroes against other players in the Arena! Tap, swipe and tilt to cast powerful spells! Free-to-play fantasy strategy! Test your heroes against monsters in the dungeons! Join a guild, share the benefits and fight together against bosses! Note: This game requires an internet connection.
- 3. Clash of Clans is an online multiplayer game in which players build a community, train troops, and attack other players to earn gold and elixir, which can then be used to build defenses so as to protect the player against other players attacking them . The game also features a pseudo-single player campaign in which the player must attack a series of progressively more heavily-fortified goblin villages. o earn and store gold and elixir, players must build gold mines and gold storage and elixir collectors and elixir storage, respectively. Elixir is used to train new troops, carry out research in the laboratory to upgrade troops and to build certain buildings. Gold is used to build defensive buildings and to upgrade the town hall, which allows access to more buildings and higher levels for existing buildings. There are a number of buildings available to the player to defend their community, including cannons, mortars, bombs, archer towers, and wizard towers. Players can also build walls, which can be upgraded as they increase in level.
- 4. Dragon City is a new Facebook game from Spanish developer Social Point, creators of the successful Social Empires and Social Wars (formerly Men vs. Women). The new title is a pet breeding sim title, and at the time of writing is showing up as the No. 9 top gainer by MAU according to our traffic tracking service AppData. Gameplay in Dragon City revolves around building habitats for dragons, hatching dragon eggs, breeding types of dragon together and ensuring that the player’s increasingly-large menagerie stays well-fed. The game walks players through the basic processes involved in hatching, building, housing and feeding dragons through a simple tutorial and then repeatedly encourages them to follow these procedures through a series of quests. There is not a specific “story” to follow, meaning that the main incentive for progression is to earn money, level up and fill out the “Dragon Book” with all 159 types of dragon currently in the game. Some of these dragons may be discovered simply by hatching new eggs, some may be discovered by feeding a dragon enough for them to “evolve” and others may be found by breeding two different types of dragon together. Some dragons are also awarded as daily bonuses, and others may be acquired by using the in-game “recruitment tavern” to get friends to help. Dragon City’s monetization comes about primarily through its soft currency “gold,” which is required for most tasks, including clearing “junk” items from the play area. There is no energy bar system in the game, so the main means of limiting free players’ interaction with the game comes through this currency system. Successfully-bred dragons earn money over time, allowing the player to develop larger and larger income streams over time, theoretically allowing for gradual growth. However, this is somewhat stymied by the time the player reaches approximately level 7-8, at which point they will likely have a quest to hatch a “Plant Dragon.” Purchasing the habitat for this dragon costs 1,500 gold, which is well within the reach of the player’s income stream at this point in the game. Actually purchasing the egg to hatch the dragon, however, costs a massive 15,000 gold, necessitating either a currency purchase or a lot of tedious grinding. This sudden difficulty spike is likely to prove offputting to a lot of players, especially since the game is, up until this point, rather generous with experience, soft and hard currency rewards.