New to Beta Test Stage, Supercell Officially Closes Rush Wars Because it's Not As Expected!

Supercell closed Rush Wars after being judged not to have met the target’s expectations during the Beta Test period of about 3 months, from the developer’s point of view until the Beta testers of this game were not rated as expected. As said, Fans didn’t like the initial beta test being shared for some reason, this Beta test has been launched since last August. Supercell has also updated several times, but they themselves judge that this game still ‘cannot’ be released because it does not meet the expectations of the creators.

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“When we started developing Rush Wars, the team’s goal was to create different types of build and battle games that ordinary players (all circles) could enjoy,” Supercell said on its official blog. “During the beta, we wanted to try things that could change the game in a different way (a new buzz), to see what would happen in terms of strategy and gameplay to make it more challenging and change the dynamics.” (more friendly but still addictive)

But since its launch, Rush Wars has had problems with gameplay that is rated repetitive (gets bored quickly). This is considered to be no different from previously released game titles, such as Brawl Stars and Boom Beach. This is what makes Supercell as if “Checking the waves” or just a survey and want to know, whether this new game project can meet the expectations of fans and developers, before being released thoroughly for Android and iOS.

“We made some changes with some updates,”. “However, the changes we made didn’t help the game in the long run or change the style of play enough to make it as enjoyable as we wanted it to be.” Said the developer through the official blog.

So for now, Rush Wars is officially no longer there because it has been completely shut down thanks to the reasons we gave above.

Supercell’s move to close Rush Wars was about a game that was underperforming, but it was also known thanks to information via Venturebeat, that Supercell is also developing another game, maybe Rush Wars is one of the prototypes of the game in question, therefore Supercell seems to be ready to experiment. again with a new concept and title.

Source: Venturebeat

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