Along with the "Clash Royale" world wide release, "Clash of Clans" has received new updates, including a new troop and new features.

According to a post in the official "Clash of Clans" Facebook page, the game's developer is working on a new troop. It said that they were working on a new troop, but that it would not be Musketeer from "Clash Royale." It has been added that they were working on the next update, along with "cool plans" for the next big feature.

According to Design and Trend, it is not the first time fans have encountered the revelation of a new troop, since at the end of January, it was confirmed that Supercell had announced its plans to incorporate something that could be pivotal to the "Clash of Clans" gameplay.

It is also believed that the forthcoming troop has a positive impact at Town Hall 10. According to reports, a "Clash of Clans" representative revealed that they were eyeing at Town Hall 10, adding that it is next in line, since the first Town Hall level did not have its own troop.

"Clash of Clans" players are also set to transition to the "Clash Royale" gameplay, since both share similar mechanics and characters, according to Neurogadget.

The publication writes that the main difference is that players are set to defend towers instead of villages; hence, the term "Royale."

Gamers can also build clans, participate in duels, create defenses and spells, and share cards, among others. It also permits real-time duels between people from across the globe, while rewarding them with accolades like trophies and crowns.

The updates also allow players to engage in heated battles between monarchs and royals, which include princes, princesses, knights, and dragons.

Like "Clash of Clans," "Clash Royale," is free to play on mobile with in-app purchases.

The updates are set to launch later in April.