Clash of Clans Modded Unlimited Gold and Gems (9.105.9)

Clash of Clans

the most popular strategy in the whole world, in which you will build your own settlements and gradually turn it into a big and impregnable castle. Create your invincible army and go to war with other players from around the world. And if someone attacked you when you were away, then you can see who did it and in triple revenge. Participate in the epic battle and invite your friends and acquaintances, unite your forces and be invincible!

Size:

81.9 MB

Version: 

9.105.9

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How to install

after downloading the game from above simply goto Settings>Security>Allow Unknown Resources.

and then simply install the game and enjoy the unlimited resources.

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Clash of Clan :

Time to take an overdue look at Clash of Clans! Clash of Clans is a free to play multiplayer strategy game. Players are given a small plot of land to build their base in. Then must protect it from other players and build up armies to attack others. It first came out in 2012 and has since gone on to become one of the most popular free games in the world. 

Despite being free it's estimated that players currently spend several millions of dollars a day on in app purchases! Bajo It's crazy popular isn't it? And I quickly started to see the appeal here. It's a much more interesting strategy game than I was expecting.There is a singleplayer "campaign" you can work through, which offers up a series of increasingly difficult bases to raid. But it's much more profitable to attack other real players. Unlike most strategy games tho you have no direct control over where a unit moves or what it attacks. Instead units simply have a preferred type of target. 

Most attack whatever is closest to them, however some specifically target defences, walls, or loot. All you can do is decide which units to include in an army, and where and when to deploy them in battle. It's quite simple, but it leads to some deceptively deep strategies for both attacking and defending Bajo Yeah, defending a base becomes a sort of passive tower defence game, doesn't it? You do your best to design a solid gauntlet of walls and towers to hopefully keep attackers at bay. But you don't take any direct part in it since players can only attack you when you're not actively playing the game. So you basically wake up every morning to find your base raided. 

It's cool tho how you can watch a replay of the attack tho to see where your defences crumbled. Bajo And I really liked that you could quickly take revenge on them! There really is no perfect army or base design however; and it depends on what's more important to you, resources, or trophies. Resources are needed for buying troops and upgrading your base. 

While trophies are needed for climbing the leader boards and are given out for either successfully raiding another players base, or successfully defending yours. I think Trophies are something people tend to worry more about at higher levels once they've built up their dream base. At the moment I just like to build up armies of goblins to try to steal peoples precious resources. I don't really care if I win or lose the raid! Bajo Another thing I liked is the constant drip feed of new strategies that come in as you level up. Every time you upgrade your town hall for example you get access to more bits of defensive equipment which can completely change how to best you design your base... 

And as you level up your barracks you get access to more powerful units which all bring with them their own strengths and weaknesses. It's constantly adding new things into the mix... And after a little while you'll be able to rebuild a clan castle which lets you either create your own clan or join another one. Once you're in a clan, other clan members can donate troops to live in the castle and come out to help protect your base when you're attacked.But the main reason to join a clan is for the clan wars! These pit two clans against each other, and every player in each clan gets a version of their base copied onto a war map. Then you get one day to try and cause as much damage as possible to an enemy base. The clan that causes the most damage wins. 

Bajo Yeah, it's another thing they've done quite well by at least giving you something to do regularly. So while you might have to wait for days for a building to get upgraded, in the mean time you can quickly build up some armies to go on raids or join in with a clan war.And it's good to see there're not many premium items... The only useful building that costs gems to build is the builder's huts. More builder huts allow you to have more buildings being built or upgraded at any one time. You get two huts for free but can have up to five. Bajo Yeah so nothing is walled off to those who don't spend money. But you can speed things up a lot if you do. You can also earn free gems through completing various challenges, as well as by removing bits of junk from your plot of land. 

Bits of junk spawn in every eight hours too creating an unlimited, if slow supply of free premium currency. Bajo Yeah, it's quite generous compared to a lot of free to play games isn't it? So why then do you think it manages to make SO much money. Well I think there are multiple psychological factors at play Bajo. Humans are naturally inclined to want to invest in a hobby that they enjoy. The fact that in-app purchases aren't overly intrusive or necessary can also make you more willing to reward the developers. Also the strong social and aspirational aspects can create a desire to compete and build the most impressive base out of anyone! Bajo I do admit, I'm always wary when games teach you how to spend premium currency to speed things up in their tutorial. 

Yeah it can feel a bit manipulative to slow your progress down so much to try and make you pay to have fun can't it? Bajo Yeah, but I think ultimately it's a decent balance here. And there's an interesting strategy game underneath all of that. So it's a 7 from me I think it's been so successful because people genuinely like it and want to invest in it as a long term hobby. If you've got the patience and commitment, there's a lot to like. I'm giving it 7.5.