Call of Duty Gets the Clash of Clans Treatment

It seems everywhere you look these days, everyone is getting in on the Clash of Clans action. It was just the other day that we discovered a Star Wars base-building game had soft-launched in Australia. Now it looks as though Call of Duty has followed suit.

Call of Duty: Heroes is a free-to-play game of attack and defense, much like Supercell’s aforementioned chart-topper. Though with a military theme, I suppose this one is a little bit closer to their most recent release, Boom Beach.

I suppose it doesn’t really matter. If you’ve defended one base, you’ve defended them all.

That’s not to say that Call of Duty: Heroes won’t do anything to set itself apart. The screens look pretty by base-building standards, and One of Swords is reporting that the game will focus on popular franchise characters who with “epic Killstreaks and tactical expertise unique to each.”

There’s also a first-person chopper gunner element, which — you’ve got to admit — sounds pretty unique for games of this nature.

We’ll find out more when Call of Duty: Heroes hits western shores. Until then though, you can always check it out on the New Zealand or Australian App Store.

[via Touch Arcade]

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