Combat strategy game asks players to 'fight for every beachhead', but only on iPhone and iPad for now
Finnish mobile games developer Supercell made $892m (£537m) from just two games in 2013, but is hoping to continue its run of success with a third, Boom Beach.
Released globally today, it is most similar to Supercell's lucrative Clash of Clans, rather than its social farming game Hay Day. As with the former title, Boom Beach focuses on defending and raiding bases, while building an army. Reported by guardian.co.uk 10 hours ago.
Finnish mobile games developer Supercell made $892m (£537m) from just two games in 2013, but is hoping to continue its run of success with a third, Boom Beach.
Released globally today, it is most similar to Supercell's lucrative Clash of Clans, rather than its social farming game Hay Day. As with the former title, Boom Beach focuses on defending and raiding bases, while building an army. Reported by guardian.co.uk 10 hours ago.