Review on Chain Clash by José A Rodríguez
Standard Design for a Battle Collectible Game
ChainClash is more of the common content already known in a blockchain game. It provides the same features of very well-known ones that consist of battle, adventures, and avatars' collection. The game was released in a beta version and can be played through mobile devices. However, it is still in development for an original whole version. In fact, users must attend a pre-sale of the game if they want to enjoy the entire ecosystem.
The fact is that this game runs with a basic design. Their characters are totally outdated or count with standard design as well. Knowing that this company might receive good support from a blockchain leader, it is difficult to think it provides that common version.
The game requires a wallet login, and the ideal one is the EOS wallet. It can be easily connected to the platform, but in case of some troubles, users can interact with the team through the Discord community. On the other hand, the main platform offers all content related to the game, and how to play it. At least in that part, it is good because everything is explained in advanced.
ChainClash might be a better game if the support the company receives were used wisely in the things that matter the most like design, technology development, and inner finances. Anyway, some users can still like some features of it, although for me is not a game I can recommend.
Pros
- It has a platform charged with good content about the game including the process to play, and how it works through blockchain support.
- It is available to play in mobiles and can be found through a link in the official page of the platform in Discord.
Cons
- Just in a common beta mode. The company is about to release a total version soon but it all depends on a pre-sale.
- It has a little community and a low rating in the market.
- The design is very outdated and has basic development. Characters seem to be common designs from old projects.
