Supercell has finally given an update on Squad Busters. After giving the audience a lot of fake release dates, Supercell has finally announced when will Squad Busters come out. The game can be termed chaos as it combines different Supercell games’ characters’ baby versions under one roof. The players will have to collect in-game items to help the characters evolve. Once they evolve, they will be given new abilities.
Players can see a mixture of Clash of Clans, Brawl Stars, Hay Day, Clash Royale, and Boom Beach in the game. For now, Supercell has announced the soft launch of the game, and here are all the details about this new collectable game.
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When Will Squad Busters Come Out? Release Date
Supercell announced that Squad Busters will be soft-launched in a few countries before it’s released. The game will be available on April 23, 2024, in countries like Norway, Sweden, Canada, Denmark, Spain, Mexico, Finland, and Singapore.
This soft launch release date is set for all the normal players. However, some content creators are likely to get access to the game beforehand. These creators are likely to give the initial feedback about the game to Supercell.
According to the developers, the aim of the game is to build a strong squad and then take on other squads to get more gems in the game. The squad can be made up of a lot of players’ friends or random players. It will be “10-person multiplayer matches”. Additionally, players will also get to see a lot of new maps and will have an array of character line-ups.
Once the game is soft-launched on April 23, players will be able to download it on their Android and iOS devices. Players can go to their respective app stores and download the game if they are in the above-mentioned countries.
Players need to keep in mind that Supercell is yet to announce the global release date of the game.
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