Clash Royale revisits past with Retro Royale mode

Supercell is turning back the clock with the exciting new Retro Royale Mode in Clash Royale, taking players back to the game's launch in 2017. This nostalgic mode will be available for a limited time from March 12th to March 26th, offering players a chance to earn fantastic rewards as they climb the 30-step ladder. Along the way, you'll be able to collect Gold and Season Tokens, making every match count.

Following the recent news about Supercell removing Troop Training times in Clash of Clans, it's clear that the company is dedicated to keeping their top titles fresh and engaging. Clash Royale's latest anniversary celebration introduces the Retro Royale Mode, which was unveiled through an exciting trailer. In this mode, players will have access to a limited pool of 80 cards reminiscent of the game's early days. As you progress up the Retro Ladder, you'll compete for exclusive rewards, making each victory more rewarding than the last.

The competition intensifies as you advance through the ranks. Upon reaching the Competitive League, your starting rank will be determined by your progress on the Trophy Road. From there, your performance in Retro Royale will be the key to climbing the leaderboard and showcasing your timeless skills.

It's interesting to note that just after discussing Supercell's efforts to keep their games feeling fresh, a retro mode is introduced. However, there's a clear distinction between something feeling dated and something evoking nostalgia. With the enticing rewards on offer, it's hard to imagine why fans wouldn't want to dive in and experience the thrill of Retro Royale.

Don't miss out on the special badges you can earn by competing in both the Retro Ladder and the Competitive League at least once. These badges are a unique way to showcase your participation in this limited-time event.

If you're looking to improve your Clash Royale skills, be sure to check out our comprehensive guides. Our Clash Royale tier list can help you decide which cards to prioritize and which ones to avoid, giving you a competitive edge in both the Retro Royale Mode and beyond.