Introduction
We’ve got a lot of exciting news for you this month! First and foremost, we’re officially launching two new games in the Candy Crush franchise: Candy Crush Friends Saga and Candy Crush Soda Saga. We’ll have more information on these later, but first, we want to tell you about some other exciting updates that have happened across the various games in the last six months or so.
Candy Crush Jelly is the newest candy crushing game.
Candy Crush Jelly is the newest candy crushing game. It’s a new game that you can play on your mobile device. And it’s free to play!
Candy Crush Jelly lets you play with friends or family, so you don’t have to go through all this alone. You’ll enjoy hours of fun as you work together to crush jellies and save the Candy Kingdom from danger.
Candy Crush Jelly is a great way to pass the time when waiting in line at the grocery store or standing around waiting for something else. It also makes a good companion during boring meetings at work 😛
More levels were added to the original game.
Levels in the original game have been updated with a new difficulty level. This means that they are now easier to beat, more enjoyable, and they’re even more challenging than before. While these levels are not as fun as those from 4 months ago, they are still exciting and fun!
There is no need to worry about this change: it’s all part of our ongoing commitment to providing you with the best games on the market. In addition, we’ve also added some amazing new features that you’ll definitely love
The graphics were updated in Candy Crush Soda.
The graphics were updated in Candy Crush Soda. The game’s graphics have been given a major overhaul, with new animations, music and sound effects. There are also some new levels for you to try out! New modes have been added as well; Challenge Mode lets you choose from three difficulty levels (Easy, Medium and Hard) so you can enjoy the game at your own pace. Another mode – Daily Challenges – will challenge you with special level objectives each day while King Mode lets players take on the king of Candy Kingdom himself! Keep checking back daily to see what else we’ve added!
We’ve launched two new games, Candy Crush Friends Saga and Candy Crush Soda Saga!
We’ve launched two new games, Candy Crush Friends Saga and Candy Crush Soda Saga! Here’s what you need to know:
- Both games are available to play on mobile devices and the web.
- Each offers a completely different gaming experience than the rest of our games, with many new levels and boosters to discover.
There are now a total of nine games in the Candy Crush franchise!
Candy Crush Soda Saga, Candy Crush Jelly Saga and Candy Crush Friends Saga are the latest additions to the series. These new games build on the existing themes of their predecessors by adding new gameplay elements which can be unlocked as you progress through their respective storylines.
Candy Crush Soda Saga introduces a new power-up in the form of a soda bottle that can freeze any character it touches! The soda bottle will also refill your lives and score when you use it to crush candies above it on a board.
Candy Crush Jelly allows players to connect with friends via Facebook or through an email address so they can send gifts, exchange lives and compete against each other in real time while playing at home or on mobile devices such as tablets or smartphones.
Conclusion
Let’s take a quick recap of all the cool updates that have been happening in the world of Candy Crush.
First off, we’ve released two brand new games to keep you occupied for hours on end: Candy Crush Friends Saga and Candy Crush Soda Saga. You can download them for free from your favorite app store now!
If you’re looking for more updates or simply want to play some older favorites, don’t worry; we haven’t forgotten about those either. We just added some levels to our original game, updated its graphics in Candy Crush Soda, and even made it possible for players who love both games but only want one version installed on their devices (like myself!) to switch between modes with ease by tapping “Settings.”
