For some time, supercell was reportedly working on an announced mobile game titled Squad Buster and finally the official announcement was made. Squad Busters looks very similar brawl stars with multiple game modes and is expected to start closed beta testing on February 6, 2023 in Canada.
Squad Busters brings characters from all games
It’s been a dream for Supercell fans to play with characters they love from different titles and now it looks like it’s finally going to happen. Players can play with their favorite characters like PEKKA, Barbarian King, El Primo, Colt, Shelly, Wizard, Bandit, Night Witch, Hog Rider, etc.
It is expected that there will be more than 125 characters in-game for players to choose from. There will also be spells in the game, such as electro spirit, heal, etc. Considering the style of the game, it is expected that there will also be character classes.
Game modes look very similar to Brawl Stars
From the 30-second video shared by Supercell, the gameplay looks pretty similar to Brawl Stars, where players can team up with other players to engage in 3v3 or 5v5 battles.
Like most other Supercell games, Squad Busters will have clans, emotes, ranked mode, skins, etc. The reward system is expected to have chests, just like Brawl Stars and Clash Royale. It seems that the game brings a similar shooting mechanism as Boom Beach front lines where players have to move the joystick to aim and attack.
How to Play the Squad Busters Closed Beta Test
At this time, Supercell has not revealed how or when they will select participants for the Squad Busters closed beta test. However, you mentioned that the CBT will be exclusive Android and for the residents of Canada. The closed beta test is expiring February 6th to 16th and will help Supercell review gameplay and player progress. And all the data will be reset after the test is over.
Squad Busters is not new and has been in development for more than two years. Considering the trademark date submitted by Supercell, it’s surprising to see this announcement today for this game.
The trademark filing date indicates that Supercell originally started developing the trademark at the same time they started the trademark three new games on the Clash IP. However, in return, we have never heard anything about this game, and Clash Questone of the three newly announced titles, also got discontinued. This also seems to be the case one of the seven games this was confirmed by Supercell in early February 2022.
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