Collaros went on to say that once the players got into the game, they felt the need to check in often so they could help their clan and eventually becomes increasingly engaged and start spending more time with the game.
As players and gamers make the game integral to their daily routine, they have remained loyal and hooked to the game and will apparently play it for a long time to come, notes Collaros.
But everyone knows that no mobile game is free. Every app comes with IAPs or Integrated Application Promotion program that offers in-game purchases so that gamers will have the needed resources to continue with the game at their own pace.
Those who do not take the offers of in-game purchases are normally stuck to certain levels of the game until they master it or have completed certain hurdles. They certainly would not be able to keep playing at the pace that Collaros describes without shelling out some money at some point in their gaming.
Collaros also agrees to several assessments that getting hooked to “Clash of Clans” is a light form of addiction especially when most players feel the need to jump into the game every now and then.