Players might be aware of chained offers that were first introduced in Squad Busters, that alternating provides free rewards on the way while locked items need to be purchased with real money. Similar styles are now available in the shop for Clash Royale players.
Clash Royale introduces Offer Chains after Squad Busters
First spotted by well-known Clash Royale leaks provider – CRLeaks via X (formally Twitter), new chained offers containing paid and free items alternately spotted in Shop as well as the home screen section.
Supercell added a new chained offer in the shop AND Homescreen with a lot of free rewards, locked behind a paywall….
You can claim the first reward (Magical Chest) for free though pic.twitter.com/bbNCSZsQNX
— CRLeaks – Leaks & News (@CR_Leaks) July 4, 2024
Chained Offer Reward List
- Legendary Wild Card (x2): $1.99
- Legendary Trade Tokens: Free
- Legendary Wild Card (x5): $4.99
- Plentiful Gold Crate: Free
- Legendary Trade Token: Free
- Legendary Book of Cards: $9.99
- Overflowing Gold Crate: Free
- Legendary King’s Chest: Free
To take advantage of the new offer, the player needs to purchase the first item that costs $1.99 while the next offer is claimed for free. This alternating cycle insists users into spending more money than expected.
As Squad Busters has generated massive revenue during the first month after launch, chained offers may have good contributions that made Supercell implement the same offers into different games as well. Players may see chained offers making entries in COC, Brawl Stars, Hay Day, and Boom Beach.
Season Shop has replaced Books of Cards with Magic Coin items. Earlier, 10,000 season tokens would unlock the book which could instantly upgrade any card. Also, Magic Coins seem not so useful for higher leagues as players already have abundant reserves for gold.
All the changes hint towards focusing on increasing micro-transaction and adding a new audience to the paywall system. As a result, Supercell has generated billions of dollars in revenue from each game it developed.