Supercell, a well-known Finnish mobile game developer, announced that it will launch a new game “Destruction Commando” again after five years. “Destruction Commando” received an enthusiastic response from players around the world during regional testing, so it was decided to launch it into the global market.
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According to the news revealed by the App Store, the game will be launched globally on dual platforms (iOS/Android) on May 29. Supercell believes that Vandal will join Hay Day, Clash of Clans, Boom Beach, Clash Royale and Brawl Stars as the next game to hit $1 billion in cumulative revenue mobile games.
In “Destruction Commando”, 10 players will stage an epic battle in each battle. They will build their own commando team in 4 minutes of fierce competition and compete for gems with various players. The game includes characters from the Supercell universe, such as barbarians. They start from cute little characters and can evolve into classic and master levels, thereby gaining new skills.
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The game is designed to appeal to players on all mobile devices – with simple and diverse gameplay, it is suitable for casual players as well as those who love competition. Players who are interested in the game can immediately go to the App Store to pre-order the download and learn more about exclusive game clips, characters and more.
Supercell CEO “Ilkka Paananen” is full of confidence in “Destruction Commando” and said, “Our dream is to create a long-lasting game that can be remembered by more people. With the efforts of the game team, “Destruction Commando” has been Showing great potential to be our first global launch since Brawl Stars in 2018, this game brings together all of Supercell’s characters in a fun way that no fan has ever seen before, and I can’t wait to see it globally. Players’ reaction.”
“Destruction Commando” will be launched globally on dual platforms (iOS/Android) on May 29, and is currently in open testing in Canada, Mexico, Spain, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Singapore.
