In anticipation of the game's tenth anniversary, Barbarian, one of the original characters, begins to feel undervalued. As he retreats in contemplation, questioning his role in the game, he is suddenly transported back in time to the "original" Clash game of the 1980s after being zapped by a Tesla Tower. To guide Barbarian back to the present, players must engage and triumph in three Clash of Clans games representing the 80s, 90s, and 00s. Beware! Evil goblins tail Barbarian throughout his journey, leading to an epic in-game battle in the present day.

For the 1980s, we introduced an arcade platformer called "Clash." Players step into the shoes of Clash of Clans' Barbarian, demolishing buildings in a quest to retrieve their stolen sword, all the while contending with the goblins determined to impede their progress.

In the 1990s, we unveiled "Clash Dash," a racing game reminiscent of titles like Mario Kart and Crash Team Racing, infused with the Clash of Clans essence. Players have the option to play as one of six iconic Clash of Clans characters. Racing through a Clash of Clans village, their aim is to catch up to the siege machine carrying the goblins and Barbarian's stolen sword.

Stepping into the 2000s, we created” Clash: Cradle of Darkness," a fusion of role-playing and boss battle games, akin to a blend of Elder Scrolls and Kingdom Hearts. Here, players finally encounter the Goblin King, the mastermind behind this time-traveling escapade. Users engage in a battle to reclaim Barbarian's sword propels, which sends them back to present day Clash of Clans.

To maintain the narrative flow across the games, we meticulously crafted a series of cut scenes, mirroring both the gaming style and the aesthetics of other cut scenes from their respective time periods.