Supercell's Squad Busters Launches in China

Squad Busters, the latest addition to Supercell's lineup of games, has experienced its share of highs and lows since its launch. Initially released as an engaging MOBA featuring Supercell's iconic characters, it faced challenges with revenue and other performance metrics. However, it has managed to navigate through these issues and now appears to be on a more stable footing.

In a strategic move, Supercell is now eyeing the lucrative Chinese market for Squad Busters. This decision may not come as a surprise to those familiar with the company's history. Supercell previously launched Brawl Stars in China back in 2019, when it was also grappling with similar performance concerns. The move east proved to be a game-changer for Brawl Stars, significantly boosting its success, with China playing a pivotal role in its turnaround.

However, entering the Chinese market is no small feat. Developers face stringent regulations, including limits on the number of foreign games that can be approved for release. Each new launch must be impactful to leave a mark in this competitive landscape.

The situation has evolved since Brawl Stars' introduction. At that time, it was considered a novel and exciting addition to the Chinese gaming scene. Today, however, Chinese developers have been launching innovative games that are making waves globally. This means Squad Busters will need to stand out even more to make a significant impact when it eventually hits the Chinese market.

If you're considering diving into Squad Busters, be sure to check out our Squad Busters tier list. It will help you decide which characters to prioritize and which ones might be better left on the bench.

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