Clone games are not uncommon in the realm of app gaming but, based on a report from a Chinese website, this developer takes the cake in Piracy by cloning Clash Royale in just a week after the game’s release.
While the existence of a clone would not hurt developer Supercell and its game, Clash Royale, sales or performance due to the massive audience that the game generates. The speed in which a game gets cloned shows that Piracy within the app gaming market, especially in Asia, is still rampant.
Comparing the game side-by-side, the clone looks to be a direct copy of Clash Royale with the artwork changed into medieval Chinese theme, instead of the western-influenced artwork that Clash Royale is based (which in turn is based off Clash of Clans).
While we don’t condone piracy of any kind, it is still astounding to see how fast these Chinese clones can work when it comes to copying games. Well, if they can build a skyscraper in 19 days, then building a clone shouldn’t be an issue.
If you feel like playing something different from Clash Royale or Clash of Clan, try Castle Clash instead. Castle Clash is of the best-rated strategy game in multiple countries. Pick up some Castle Clash Points and start battling!
Source: Toutiao
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