A thrilling new twist has arrived in Hearthstone’s dual-class mode, giving players an exciting challenge accessible right from the Crickex App. In this mode, you first select a main hero, then choose another hero’s unique skill. Your deck will combine cards from both classes along with neutral cards. But the real highlight of the season […]
The Crickex App community witnessed a weekend full of excitement as the Lihao Cup National University Tour kicked off in two cities, drawing in both rising talents and battle-hardened veterans. In just one day, numerous teams faced off in thrilling matches, with professional commentators providing real-time analysis to enhance the live competition experience. After a
If you’ve had enough of idle gameplay and predictable auto battles, it’s time to explore something more engaging on the Crickex App. Door of Time, now officially launched across all platforms, introduces a deeply immersive RPG experience that breaks the mold of traditional mobile games. With three core classes and five advanced branches, players can
As mobile gaming evolves, Crickex App users and players across China are demanding more from their games. Gone are the days when players were satisfied with simplistic reskins or copycat mobile titles. In response to this shift, the anime-style mobile RPG “Divine Era”, published under Shanda Games’ original IP, has emerged as a fresh standout.
Nowadays, CFML has become a leading name in mobile esports, now accessible through the Crickex App. When it was first established, the domestic mobile esports scene in China was almost nonexistent. Unlike traditional PC gaming, mobile esports requires no high-end gear or gaming environment—just a smartphone and a stable internet connection. This makes it more
The latest Kings Glory city tournament wrapped up at JinNan Street in Chengdu, drawing massive attention from both Crickex App users and mobile esports fans across the country. Despite the persistent drizzle blanketing the city, the atmosphere inside the venue was electric. All 114 participating teams were divided into eight groups, engaging in fierce battles
