'Clash Of Clans' Halloween December News & Updates: Everything You Need To Know

With the month of October about to end, exciting news about "Clash of Clans" Halloween special and December update just keeps on coming. Fans are talking about a possible new feature that comes with the December update which involves repairing of wrecked ships.

According to All Clash, in addition to interesting theories from other COC fans, spAnser has leaked developments in the game which have yet to be released. This includes a Goblins vs Wizards gameplay feature that is speculated to be available only in the midst of the Halloween season.

Maintenance complete! The Halloween Update is live! https://t.co/s41FGje4wr pic.twitter.com/JXhuegQ9l0

— Clash of Clans (@ClashofClans) October 25, 2016

Another anticipated development in COC is the December update. It is expected to feature a new gameplay that allows players to fix shipwrecks in exchange for coins or maybe even gems. In another report by All Clash, players can start repairing shipwrecks at Town Hall 4 for 50,000 gold. Players are looking forward to the possible incorporation of sea monsters as the upgrade will utilize the seaside area.

Other improvements revealed in the leaks include enhanced aerial defense, a decoration statue of a Barbarian King, and updated looks for Wall Breakers, Golems, and Hog Riders. However, none of the leaks have been made official by Supercell.

The latest COC update allowed players to wage clan wars without sacrificing resources in a new feature called "Friendly Wars." You can make use of Friendly Wars to test out strategies and see if the other clan's players are good. The previous update also included a Halloween theme which introduced night mode and a display of pumpkins and more bushes.

The improvements in the game were added to address COC's problems with regards to cheating and modify the format for training COC armies. How do you like the Halloween update? Are you excited for the December update? Share your thoughts and expectations with us.