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2v2 is making it's grand return to Clash Royale quite soon. 2v2 has quickly become one of the game's most popular gameplay modes, though they still have yet to make it a permanent fixture in the game. 2v2 is exciting and adds some new flavor to Supercell's hit game, but it also requires a new set of strategies if you want to succeed.

Excellent card combos are at the heart of any succesful team. Here are some of the strongest combos for 2v2.

2v2 is coming back to Clash Royale in a big way. Although it's only been available for temporary periods of time, 2v2 has seen a hugely positive fan response, with players clamoring for more team-based gameplay.

Soon we'll get yet another taste of 2v2 fun, so it's time to prepare. We have a few tips that will help you succeed in 2v2 battles, whether your playing with a familiar clan mate or a complete stranger.

Supercell has been teasing fans with 2v2 windows that allow players to team up for limited periods of time. The Summer of 2v2 was just this past July, but players are already clamoring for more of that sweet, sweet team-based action.

The fans have been heard, and Supercell is planning on bringing 2v2 back next week, though we can't say for how long. If you haven't gotten to try 2v2 yet, here are five reasons you don't want to miss out on that 2v2 button that will be appearing next week.

Here at 148Apps, we take a good deal of pride in our guides. We're here to help, and we enjoy doing it. That's why over the past year since Clash Royale launch, we've strived to provide a host of guides for Supercell's card-based battler.

One of the beautiful things aboutClash Royale is that it's easy to jump into, but there is a good deal of nuance to master as well. That's why we have an entire library of Clash Royale guides. We've compiled all of our classic guides in one place for your reference so you can access them easily whenever you want to, and we'll be updating it with new guides as Clash Royale continues to evolve.

One of the best ways to enjoy classic Clash Royale is simply by watching it. In the age of YouTube and Twitch there are hundreds of options for folks looking to watch competitive matches or learn some new tricks.

Clash Royale is hugely popular on Twitch, but some streamers shine brighter than others. Here our are picks for the best players streaming Clash Royale.

Supercell announced the first Clash Royale Crown Championship today, heralding the first competition for the hugely popular collectible card game. The festivities begin on May 11 and will span the entire year, bringing together the best players worldwide.

The first spring tournament players from North America, Europe, China, Japan, Korea, and Latin America, but the fall season will welcome players from the rest of the world after that. $1 million USD in prizes is up for grabs, and competition will be fierce. Read on to find out how you can join in.

If you thought you were over your Clash Royale addiction, think again. Supercell is adding a 2 vs. 2 mode to the game according to the latest episode of their Radio Royale podcast, and, well, it sounds like it could get pretty crazy. The mode's titled Clan Battle, and allows players to invite another friend to join them in fierce competition against another duo, coordinating attacks in beautiful syncronisity.

Each player has their own elixir bar that refills 15% slower than in normal battles, and while elixir regen cards only affect the player who uses it, other buffs will benefit both teammates. Each team has two king towers, but they'll be sharing a health bar. On top of all of that, they will still have to find strategies to counter the onslaught of units controlled by two enemy players. It seems Clan Battle mode is about embracing the chaos as you're swarmed by twice the number of units.

It sounds like a hectic, good time to be sure. If you want all of the details, you can listen to the podcast in full on the official Clash Royale website.

Have you already started prepping your own Clan Battle strategies? Share your ideas in the comments below.

Thank goodness it’s the weekend, because you’re going to need the free time to dedicate to Clash Royale. They’re trying something new with the Battle Ram Challenge, giving players the chance to unlock the new card early. Here’s how it works.

Collectible card juggernaut Clash Royale received an update today, shifting some of the cards in the pecking order. Most notably, Elite Barbarians' health and damage have been nerfed by 4%, while their DPS has gotten a whopping 10.5% decrease. Zap, too, is getting a damage reduction. It was once able to OHKO goblins, but this latest patch should make other spells and ranged moves viable options once more. Meanwhile, the Electro Wizard got a 9% HP increase to prevent Fireball from taking the unit out in one fell swoop. Supercell has a full list of changes over on their site if you fancy a peek.

It’s been a busy year here at 148Apps as we’ve been typing away reviewing the dozens of mobile games that launched this year. Our reviews editor is a discerning fellow critiquing each game thrown his way with a meticulous eye. Don’t believe me? A mere four games received the coveted five star rating. You may have already read our Game of the Year lists, but now let’s take a look at the games we rated the highest.

Sure, video games are exciting and new, but sometimes there’s nothing quite like an old fashioned card game. King’s Shuffle Cats, which hit your assorted mobile gadgets this week, is a great example of that with its fun take on classic rummy. But this game of doey-eyed, card dealing cats isn’t the only option on mobile. Let’s take a look at four other great card games for iOS and Android.