I have a Kindle Fire and there are no working ways o get Clash of Clans on it. I found this one thing but it didn't work. You should put the app on the Amazon App Store. Then I can have another account and buy more gems to have 2 good bases.
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I have a Kindle Fire and there are no working ways o get Clash of Clans on it. I found this one thing but it didn't work. You should put the app on the Amazon App Store. Then I can have another account and buy more gems to have 2 good bases.
It would be great if clash of clans was available on all platforms. Windows, Amazon and Android as well as iOS. It may take a bit of effort for the Devs to implement the change, but if they do it would increase the number of Clash of Clans Players exponentially. I think this is a great suggestion :)
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Originally Posted by Zmanzem4
I far as im aware its not totally up to SuperCell the platform has to accept it so it will appear in what ever app store it has.Quote:
Originally Posted by Miniblowfish
Man, I wish this could happen, as I have a Kindle Fire HDX, but supercell said they would never release for other devices. :/ sorry.
If you want it on the kindle fire he or hex get 1 mobile
Search it on the internet and download
It's safe I have it
Yeah, I helped a buddy side load it on his Kindle. Not sure if it is totally legal, and I don't think you can purchase gems on Kindle but ya know, you can still play.
It might void Amazon's warranty, but it wouldn't be against the CoC ToS I don't think.
I used to play on my Kindle, then ended up loosing my account when I tried to install one of the updates using Mobile1Market. (You can load it without rooting the kindle using the ES3 app and Mobile1, but you can't connect to google play or anything so no gems). Had to wait 5 weeks for SC to restore it, and it's now on a different device. Still need to root my kindle so I can put the google play store on it unless I want to play a brand new account on there.
I agree though...it would be nice if amazon offered the app.
http://supercell.helpshift.com/a/cla...-i-get-it-backQuote:
Originally Posted by awesomness2016
Support devices are those that run Google Play and Apple App Store native on the device.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supercell Help
Any other platform, beyond those that fall under the above definition, is an unsupported device. Now, will you get banned for it? Doubt it, but they also don't have to offer support to you if a problem happens.
As for Kindle Store, it's just not popular enough.
You do realize that each update would have to be programmed for each individual platform, tested and approved by each platform before release. Not only is that more programming, but if say the Kindle version is bugging out, it could cause a delay for ALL releases as they'd want to time them all to be released at the same time.
I highly doubt they will do this
Do not bump threads. It is against the rulesQuote:
Originally Posted by jayjay177
Exponentially? Let's be honest, it would raise it by 5%Quote:
Originally Posted by Miniblowfish
Kindle Fires are actually preferred devices over many other tablets due to the very low price and astonishing quality. The only fault is that they lack the Google play store, and are limited to many apps.Quote:
Originally Posted by ColonelAwesome
However, if rooted, you could access Google play and download CoC, but in turn void the warranty.
It seems like I'm going to have to return my new pretty pink Fire HD 7 because I don't want to mess with rooting the device just to play Clash of Clans! I was so excited to get away from my tiny phone screen. Are you sure Amazon isn't changing their ways and making a way for clashers like me to enjoy our game on the Fire????? It would be great if they were. SUPERCELL AND AMAZON UNITE!
Great Idea i agree# clash for amazon
tell everyone you know to use#clash for amazon to get our voices heard.
I have email contact with supercell, and they said they would toward our ideamto the design team.Quote:
Originally Posted by Experience
Yes I would love coc on the Amazon App Store. Love the game and having it on our three kindles. Fingers crossed something can work out.
I play on Nokia X and it is unsupported by supercell to play on Nokia X series. I've Google Play store, google services and google play games. My phone is not rooted either. So supercell will provide me support if something happens with my account. My phone warranty is still valid because I didn't root my phone.
You can also do the same with your kindle but you have to learn how to install google apps without rooting your device.
I managed to play on a Kindle Fire after downloading something of the internet which could have been risky but nothing bad happened. However when updates came out I couldn't update. So yes, it would be great if there was a legitimate way to play on a Kindle/Amazon Device.
- Dorian
Also hasn't HayDay been released for Amazon? Surely this shows SuperCell are making advances in this sector.
- Dorian