After the success of Cookie Run: OvenBreak, Devsisters have returned with yet another smash hit in the form of kingdom builder RPG Cookie Run: Kingdom. While there are many games in the same genre, Cookie Run: Kingdom sets itself apart with great art direction, a lengthy and frequently updated story mode, and tons of content for players to enjoy. As Cookie Run: Kingdom only grows in player numbers, fans looking for a headstart on what teams to build can find the information needed in this guide.
What's important going into team-building with Cookie Run: Kingdom is that the most prominent way players will be gaining new Cookies is with the game's gacha system. The game currently features 61 Cookies, with two locked behind a collaboration event. While some Cookies are given away in special events, no two players will start with the same Cookies, and rarities factor into how strong some team members are compared to others. Players should experiment with their Cookies to maximize their team's fullest potential.
All-Rounder Team Composition
For fans aiming for the best coverage, an excellent way to make sure they get the best out of their team is to have a Charger, Defense, two Ambush, and one Support Cookie on their team. An example of this setup is using Princess Cookie, Avacado Cookie, Carrot Cookie, Adventurer Cookie, and Ninja Cookie for a concise and stable team.
Upgrading their skills will help many different teams like this one and any other similar builds reach their full potential easily. When it comes to picking a Support Cookie, picking one that can heal as part of their skill is the best option.
Brute Force Team Composition
Beginning players may have trouble with any limited events in the game and how they're scaled when it comes to new players and veteran players' teams, such as the Sonic the Hedgehog collaboration event that frustrated many players that had got the game to obtain the Sonic and Tails Cookies.
For those wanting to push through barriers and beat higher power level stages that they otherwise couldn't beat, fans can rely on a team of a Charger, Ambush, Bomber, Support, and Magic Cookie.
Another team that would be a good example of this set-up would be Werewolf Cookie, Sea Fairy Cookie, Devil Cookie, Parfait Cookie, and Pancake Cookie. With strong skills and toppings backing this setup, players should be able to breeze through levels regardless of how high the recommended power level is. Again, players may want to make sure the Support Cookie on their team can heal as part of their skill.
Cookie Run: Kingdom is a game that values many different things when it comes to judging what makes a good team. Players not only need to make sure their Cookies work well together but also that they're all fully leveled, with enough put into their skills and toppings. Even though many aspects of the game leave how strong their players can be completely up to chance, the proper framework to start with can make all the difference when it matters most.
Cookie Run: Kingdom is available now on iOS and Android devices.