Supercell's 'Boat Game' Seeks Alpha Testers

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Supercell, the creative force behind popular titles like Clash of Clans and Brawl Stars, has been quietly developing a new game. Dubbed "Boat Game," Supercell has just unveiled this project and is now inviting players to participate in its first alpha test. If you're intrigued, you'll want to dive into the details below.

The announcement of Boat Game came in a surprisingly understated manner. Supercell's community manager, Frame, shared a teaser trailer on X (formerly known as Twitter). You can now find this teaser on YouTube, which we'll showcase shortly.

To join the alpha test of Supercell's new Boat Game, you can sign up using this link. Be aware that the developers are being selective, aiming to include only a limited number of players. Their sign-up page emphasizes the desire for a diverse group of testers.

So, What Type of Game Is Boat Game?

The specifics of Boat Game remain shrouded in mystery. From the trailer, it appears to blend third-person shooting with boat combat, creating an intriguing mix. Imagine navigating the high seas while dodging cannon fire, then transitioning to an island where you're engaged in run-and-gun action against pirates. There are also some surreal clips that suggest it might be a battle royale game. You can watch the trailer for Supercell's new Boat Game here and decide for yourself if you're interested in signing up for the alpha test.

Rumors circulated last year about Supercell working on a third-person shooter project codenamed 'boatgame.' It's possible that this is the same project, or it could be yet another title that might not see a full launch. Supercell is known for quickly launching and then scrapping games that don't meet their high standards.

Given its unique mix of land and sea gameplay, Boat Game is certainly a project to watch. For more updates, you can visit their official website.

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