Clash Mini developer announces merging with Clash Royale

Clash Mini developer Supercell has announced its decision to remove the game from both the Play Store and App Store, signaling an upcoming merger with Clash Royale. The news was shared on its X handle (@ClashMini), and a link was provided to the main article, where the developer highlighted the reason behind the decision and further illustrated other aspects of the game.

This article provides a comprehensive overview of the details shared by the development team in their message to the gaming community.

Despite efforts to attract a broader audience through recent Clash Mini updates, the game ultimately failed to meet the expectations of the playerbase. Although the community actively participated in the Creator Program and shared valuable feedback on Reddit and Discord, the developers felt that the quality bar they aimed for was still out of reach.

Explaining their decision, the developers announced plans to host a final Discord Stage Channel. This event will provide insights into the thought process behind ending the game's development and transitioning to a new phase.

The story doesn't end with the game's departure from the App Store and Play Store. The developer has revealed its plan to integrate Clash Mini with Clash Royale shortly. This will allow Clash Royale players to play Clash Mini on the same platform.

By adopting this approach, the development team can unlock the game's full potential, reaching a broader audience. This will also facilitate existing Clash Mini players to enjoy the game on a new platform.

Players who have made in-game purchases in the game can transfer them to other live Supercell games, including Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Hay Day, Boom Beach, and Brawl Stars. They can seek further guidance from