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Supercell's latest 'Boom Beach' now available for iOS

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 27 Mar 2014 10:28

Supercell's latest 'Boom Beach' now available for iOS

Supercell, best known for its massive hit "Clash of Clans," has made its latest game, "Boom Beach" available for download around the globe today.
Apple announced the exclusivity of the game with a Tweet earlier in the week.

The game, as described by Supercell: "Storm the beach and win the day! Boom Beach is a combat strategy game where you fight an epic war against the evil Blackguard. Take your expeditionary force to beautiful paradise islands invaded by the enemy. Fight for every beachhead, free enslaved islanders and explore the uncharted archipelago. The fight becomes a race to harness the ancient powers hidden on the islands. Are you ready for the BOOM?"

Supercell had made the game available via a soft launch in Canada in November of last year. It is unclear when it will make it to Android or other platforms.




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