The Entire History of Clash of Clans (2012–2026)

Supercell has killed more games than it has ever released. Except one. This is the entire history of Clash of Clans, from a five-person team and an iPad in 2012 to a record year fourteen years later: the gold rush, the Town Hall 11 disaster, the years everyone said it was dying, the Clash Royale shock, the comeback, the Hog Rider, Haaland, Netflix — and why the studio that shuts down its own games never touched this one. CHAPTERS 0:00 Supercell kills games 0:50 Before Clash (2010–2011) 2:59 Gold rush (2012–2013) 5:43 The peak (2014–2015) 8:09 The slide (2016–2017) 11:46 The comeback (2018–2020) 14:31 The culture 16:16 Second decade (2021–2024) 19:24 Today 21:11 So, is Clash of Clans dying? SOURCES Supercell annual results and blog (supercell.com, Ilkka Paananen), Clash of Clans release notes 2012–2026, Sensor Tower, Newzoo, Clash Ninja (archived game data), PocketGamer.biz, TouchArcade, TechCrunch, GamesBeat, Reuters/RTÉ, Tech.eu, GameWorldObserver, Sportskeeda, Nintendo Wire, MarTech, Tubefilter, Liquipedia, Know Your Meme, Wikipedia. All figures are as reported by these sources; revenue in USD, 2022–23 converted from EUR. FOOTAGE Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Hay Day, Boom Beach, Brawl Stars, Squad Busters (Supercell). Official Clash of Clans YouTube channel: Through the Years, Clan Wars, Builder Base, Town Hall 12–18, Worlds 2019, Haaland, RIP Training Time, Trophies are gone, Global Chat, new Home Village screen. Supercell TV ads "Revenge" (2015), "Ride of the Hog Riders" (2015), "Hog Rider 360°" (2016), Clash-A-Rama. Early-game footage was recreated on a new account and is labelled on screen — it is not 2012 footage. This material is unofficial and is not endorsed by Supercell. For more information see Supercell's Fan Content Policy: www.supercell.com/fan-content-policy Previous video — The Update That Almost Killed Clash of Clans:    • The Update That Almost Killed Clash of Clans   #ClashofClans #Supercell #GamingHistory