Emoji Battle - iMessage Game

What's New in Emoji Battle 1.2.2 NEW CONTENT: UNDERDOGS AND COUNTERS Over 110 new combos and 10 new special abilities, starring emoji that never had a moment: the clock faces, the zodiac signs, the card suits, the moon phases, trains, athletes, doctors, detectives, families, and more. Counter play arrives too. New specials strike at specific threats (a dragon-slaying lancer, holy ground that banishes the undead, an officer who confiscates enemy abilities), and for the first time there are combos that counter other combos, including a counterspell that shuts down the enemy's combos for the whole round. SMARTER COMBOS Combos now check their members at the moment they fire. If an enemy transforms one of your fighters before your combo goes off, the combo fizzles, so transformation effects are finally a real answer to combo teams. Your own shapeshifters still keep their combos, and fighters that go down swinging still set off their explosive payoffs. FOUR MAIN TYPES The 15 elemental types are now organized under four main types: Ember (heat and energy), Tide (fluid and cold), Terra (matter and life), and Aether (the unseen). Browse, filter, and learn the type chart through the new grouped pickers and the redesigned ring page in the wiki. QUICK PEEK Press and hold any fighter on the emoji keyboard to instantly peek at its power, type, copies, and special ability, complete with a playful spin. The full wiki page is still one tap away. BETTER iMESSAGE BATTLES Play Again: rematch straight from the result screen, in its own fresh bubble. Draft Next Turn: after watching your round play out, pick your next team right away and send both in a single message. Every message now advances a full round. Trade screen: drag the divider between the two emoji grids to give either list more room. Double tap to reset. POLISH The typing dots now behave like real iMessage typing, appearing only before an opponent's message, with a suspenseful pause before the final pick of a close match. The How to Play captions are now localized in all 13 languages, and the wiki is tidier with Specials merged into the Types tab.