The developer of Clash Royale may be preparing a worldwide release of his latest game — Brawl Stars. Since March, the game has been deployed on iOS in Denmark, before that it was also launched in Finland, Sweden and Norway.
Also, the project was recently launched in Ireland. Recall that initially the project started exclusively in Canada.
All these actions may indicate that Supercell has decided to gradually launch the game, which has been at the sotflonch stage for almost a year, to the whole world. However, the project itself, as part of a soft launch, has not yet demonstrated high indicators in any of the regions.
Brawl Stars
Despite the radical changes in the gameplay that happened in March, today the project is not included in the box office hundred in any regional top.
The game has the highest position today in Denmark, where it ranks 145th in the general chat.
Moreover, the position of the game in Canada after March, when the project changed the orientation of the screen from vertical to horizontal, fell significantly. If before the update, the project often reached the Top 30 of the highest—grossing applications, now its top position on the most successful days is 60.
Launching in new countries can speak not only about launch plans, but also about the desire to test the game on a new audience. And, judging by the indicators, her project does not cause a stir comparable to the previous projects of the company.
Brawl Stars’ position in the box office tops of Ireland, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark
If we do not compare the results of Brawl Stars with the projects of Supercell itself, then we can say that any other team could envy such a project.
The question is: are Supercell itself ready to reduce the internal requirements for the project and if not, when will they have the courage to close it?
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