Clash of Clans profile

Optional purchases and related game services support free play.

Supercell reported 2025 revenue of €2.65 billion before the impact of changes in deferred revenue; Finnish statutory reporting uses a different revenue timing basis.

EBITDA before changes in deferred revenue was €932 million in 2025. EBITDA measures a different stage of profitability from net income.

The studio sits within Tencent’s listed corporate group. A valuation of Tencent covers many other businesses as well.

Passes and purchasable resources or speed-ups monetise the value players attach to ongoing village development.

Troop behaviour, defences and matchmaking automate the battlefield. The broader engagement system is a carefully timed progression economy.

Supercell develops Clash of Clans, with Tencent as its controlling corporate owner.

Supercell’s March 2026 policy describes game/account, device, content and partner information and privacy/advertising choices. It explains retention while an account is active and de-identification of some unused data. Social login, marketing consent and purchase permissions should be considered separately.

Balance updates, reporting and game support govern competition; published rules explain season tasks and clan systems.

Let upgrade timers fit your day rather than reorganising your day around keeping every resource productive.

15/25 points

Clash of Clans is covered by Supercell’s published game privacy framework. Progression, clan participation and purchases serve different purposes; a successful base or active clan is not evidence that spending more is necessary.

15/25 points

Supercell’s March 2026 policy describes game/account, device, content and partner information and privacy/advertising choices. It explains retention while an account is active and de-identification of some unused data. Social login, marketing consent and purchase permissions should be considered separately.

15/25 points

Progression, clan participation and purchases serve different purposes; a successful base or active clan is not evidence that spending more is necessary.

15/25 points

Let upgrade timers fit your day rather than reorganising your day around keeping every resource productive.

Comparison priority: strategy and clan enjoyment versus organising your day around timers. A productive village need not become another appointment calendar.

A completed upgrade, successful raid or stronger village provides visible long-term progress.

Finished upgrades, resource availability and clan events bring players back on a schedule.

Queued work and purchasable speed-ups shorten the path to the next improvement.

Clan donations, wars and shared projects make participation a responsibility to others.

Idle builders and expiring event opportunities make not playing feel like lost productive time.