Champion Strike, developed by South Korean independent developer Two Hands Games, is getting its much-anticipated 2v2 Event Mode with its 3rd anniversary core update, according to publishing partner NeoBricks. In the real-time strategy simulation game Champion Strike for mobile, players must choose the best tactic to defeat their opponent.
Champion Strike adds all-new 2v2 battle mode and a new champion, Regulus in its anniversary update
On December 15, the real-time multiplayer online battle arena (PVP) game “Champion Strike,” created and offered by Two Hands Games, received its third-anniversary update. Along with the current 1v1 battle mode, this update will also include a brand-new 2v2 battle mode. Players can enjoy the mode with friends or clan members.
The 2v2 Battle Mode will allow players to experience teamwork and a variety of deck combinations with their teammates while also exposing them to additional strengthening strategies and tactics that are distinct from those used in the current 1v1 Battle Mode.
During this core update, the new champion Regulus will also be unveiled. Regulus, the seventh champion, attacks differently from the six prior champions. Regulus is a melee fighter with enormous swords in both hands. He also can heal himself, allowing him to stay alive until the finish of the fight.
Additionally, a new design with updated UI/UX for convenience will be included in the update. The “Gold Battle” mode, which enables users to compete with other users of comparable skill levels and win rewards, has also been included.
Jun Young Kim, the company’s CEO stated, “I am overjoyed that the 2v2 mode upgrade is finally available since our users have been waiting for it for a very long time. During this content, our customers can quickly play a 2v2 mobile MOBA game. Please look forward to this update and enjoy yourself!”
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