The gameplay is somewhat similar to Supercell’s equally popular mobile video game, “Clash of Clans.”
Players can build their base, upgraded their defences, put up buildings, and unlock troop upgrades. The game also includes a single player campaign and the ability to attack other players in a multiplayer mode.
Indicating how impressive and widely received “Boom Beach” has become among mobile video gamers, it is actually a Top 10 game in 22 countries when it was launched in March last year.
The game pits the player against an enemy known as “The Blackguard” who is often represented by Lt. Hammerman.
In addition to the main aspect of the game, “Boom Beach” also comes in a cooperative gameplay where players gather intel by surviving or ordering attacks or by rewards. They can then use this intel to attack other bases.
In April, “Boom Beach” also took on some updates that include a re-balancing feature which did not sit well with most gamers.
With the re-balancing feature, the player’s defensive status boost time has been decreased considerably, freed Kual villages produces less gold, and player base resources are now smaller. In other words, the game has been made more difficult and challenging for mobile video gamers.