Smashing Four: PvP Hero bump is a revolutionizing new card-based multiplayer game that simulates real physics in a dynamic area wherein you can choose and deploy up to 4 heroes. The battles are short, strategic, and full of tactical decisions to make for your team to secure victory. In this beginners guide, we will be exploring the core game mechanics in detail. We have used layman terms to simplify more complex language mentioned in the game so that even non-gamers can understand the mechanics to play and progress efficiently.

Understanding the Gameplay Mechanics of Smashing Four: PvP Hero bump

The goal in Smashing Four is simple: reduce your opponent’s heroes’ health to zero while keeping your heroes alive. Matches are turn-based, and each turn, you’ll flick one of your heroes into enemies to deal damage and activate their abilities. First and foremost, you will need to create a team of 4 unique heroes that are available in the form of cards. Simply click and choose which cards you want to take into battle. Once you have made your decision, it’s time to click on “Battle”. At the moment, the game has 2 separate game modes – Normal Matches and Ranked Matches. 

As the names suggest, normal matches are more geared towards casual play and are likely full of players that want to test out their new team compositions. On the other hand, ranked matches are full of competitive players that want to demonstrate their strength and mastery over multiple decks. As you get access to more hero cards, your options for creating new line-ups will increase. 

Combat Tips to Do More Damage

Here are some core tips to help you clench victory even in the adverse of situations:

• Physics-based combat: Flicking heroes accurately is crucial. Angle and power determine where your hero moves and whom it impacts. Use walls and obstacles to bounce heroes for additional hits or tricky combos. Practice aim precision to control where your hero ends its movement.

• Time your Abilities: Abilities vary between heroes and include effects like splash damage, healing, buffs, or debuffs. Plan moves that maximize your heroes’ ability activations. For example, flicking a support hero into an ally may heal them, while a damage dealer should target enemies for maximum impact.
• Use Energy Judiciously: Each flick requires energy. Managing energy efficiently ensures you can execute powerful combos or defend when necessary. Don’t waste flicks on random movements—always aim to benefit your positioning or abilities.
• Arena Features: As you progress, arenas introduce obstacles like barriers and traps. Use these elements to your advantage for creative plays. Be mindful of environmental hazards that can harm your heroes if mishandled.

Hero Roles Explained

Your team consists of four heroes, each with a unique ability and stats:

Damage: Determines how much base damage your hero deals.

Health: Measures durability. Higher health means better survivability.

Ability: A special skill that activates under certain conditions, like hitting an enemy or ally.

Heroes in Smashing Four can be categorized into three primary roles:

Damage Dealers

• Motive: High offensive output.
• Examples: Barbarian, Orc.
• Strategy: Use these heroes to target low-health opponents or deal consistent damage.

Tanks

• Motive: High health, lower damage.
• Examples: Golem, Giant.
• Strategy: Place them at the forefront to absorb enemy hits while protecting your damage dealers.

Support

• Motive: Provide buffs, healing, or utility.
• Examples: Healer, Wizard.
• Strategy: Position these heroes to maximize their supportive abilities while keeping them safe.

Clans in Smashing Four: PvP Hero bump

The game features a guild structure called Clans. To gain access to the clan system, you must first earn at least 200 trophies. We urge that you join an active clan as soon as you reach 200 trophies because the rewards are significant. You can play friendly matches with your clanmates and challenge other clans to war. The most significant aspect of clans, however, is the card request.

Once you’ve joined a clan, you can make requests for certain cards. Keep in mind that you can only request cards for heroes that you currently own. You can post a request every eight hours, and your clanmates will fill it up if they have any spares. Because players typically only invest in their top four heroes, they frequently have a large number of additional cards for other characters. Those cards cannot be sold, so they might as well donate them to those in need. Make sure to repay the favor by contributing your extra cards as well. The number of contributed cards is visible to all clan members, so others will notice if you have been stingy.

You can also create a clan if you like, but it will take longer because it takes 500 trophies. It is preferable to join another clan while still saving up your prizes. Also, keep in mind that requesting your cards will be more difficult in a new clan because you must wait till you have more members. The only bonus is that you will be the clan’s boss.

To play Smashing Four: PvP Hero bump on a bigger screen of your PC or Laptop, it is highly recommended to use BlueStacks along with your keyboard and mouse.