has added community features that support two of the world’s most popular games, Supercell’s Clash of Clans and Clash Royale.
The Tel Aviv, Israel-based startup has created community and social features to connect users of the games, said Leonard Frankel, CEO of ClanPlay, in an email to GamesBeat.
The idea is to create a central community where mobile gamers can collaborate, explore tools for their favorite games and share strategies.The company has created a messaging app platform that harnesses information that is publicly available inside games. It lets players import their gaming profiles and easily browse through in-game information to plan their strategies, recruit newcomers, engage in diplomacy with other clans, and share their accomplishments. In this case, it used Supercell’s application programming interface (API) for the games to add the new features.
ClanPlay hopes to serve the audience of an estimated 500 million people who play clan-based games, Frankel said in an earlier interview. Clan games account for the majority of the top 10 mobile games.
For Clash Royale, ClanPlay has created a constantly updating list of free-of-charge tournaments. That’s a helpful tool as searching for those tournaments inside the game isn’t easy to do. ClanPlay’s Clash Royale Chest Prophet also predicts the chest to be awarded for winning the next battle.
The Clash of Clans’ new features include a private chat room for clans that synchronizes with the game’s dynamic players list and the War Caller, an operative tool that enables…
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