Supercell has quietly pulled off a massive milestone in 2025, crossing more than one billion dollars in revenue across its games. When you look at the numbers, it becomes clear just how strong the studio’s lineup still is, even years after the launch of its biggest titles.
From Clash Royale to Brawl Stars, and even newer games like Squad Busters and mo.co, each one contributed to the company’s huge year. According to AppMagic data, total earnings from January 1st to December 8th, 2025, has crossed over $1.06 billion with over 200 million downloads, and is expected to rake in more in the holiday season.
Clash Royale once again led the charge, generating around $422 million with more than 71 million downloads. This amount is close to half of what Supercell earned, which is massive given the number of updates the game has brought in and hooked on players to spend in the game.
Brawl Stars followed with $259 million, while Clash of Clans brought in $240 million. Both these games have been steady earners over the years, and together has gathered over 75 million downloads as well.
Even Hay Day, Supercell’s calm farming game, crossed $112 million in revenue. Boom Beach and the newer releases also added their share, together earning over $25 million. While Squad Busters’ run is coming to an end, mo.co is expected to earn significantly more given its new revamp.
When you think about how long these games have been around, it shows just how much time you still spend inside these worlds. While the revenue numbers alone are impressive, Supercell is also gearing up for something much bigger behind the scenes.
Further On The Supercell Expansion: The Global AI Lab
The company is investing heavily in its new AI Lab, designed for builders, dreamers, and developers who want to rethink how games are made. The AI Lab offers tools, mentoring, office space, and direct support from Supercell’s experts.
The next AI Lab program begins in March 2026 and will run in three locations: San Francisco, Helsinki, and Tokyo. It’s an eight-week program built for developers, designers, and other creative builders. Each batch will have teams of one to three people, with a maximum of 20 participants at each location.
The goal is simple: help developers turn bold ideas into projects that could become future Supercell games. Check the official website for more info. With billion-dollar revenue and a global creator program expanding, Supercell is aiming big for 2026 and beyond as well.
