The PC version of the mobile game "Royal War" and "Tribal conflict" has been launched for trial release in Canada, Chile and Singapore.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, October 13 (Xinhua)-- game developer Supercell has announced that mobile games "clash of Clans" and "War of the Royal" will be launched on PC for the first time through Google Play Games (beta version). These two games have been piloted in Canada, Chile and Singapore and will be launched today to all Google Play game users in those countries.

The PC version of "Royal Wars" and "clash of Horde" will support mouse control, graphics optimization and high-end performance features, and will soon be launched globally through Google Play games (beta versions) on PC.

CTOnews.com noted that "Royal War" went public worldwide in March 2016, with total revenue exceeding $3 billion, and "clash of Tribes" went public on January 1, 2014, with total revenue exceeding $7 billion.

These two games tell the story of tribes fighting for resources and land. Players can build training camps, barracks, city walls and other buildings for their villages to resist foreign enemies and plunder more resources.