However, what sparked my interest in the game the most was a review on the App Store praising the game for it’s “fair” free-to-play progression. I have been playing Brawl Stars about daily after it’s global release back in December of 2018 (And similarly to Clash of Clans if you want to check out my profile my ID is # RY9U2JRR.) As expected from Supercell, it is free to download but contains in-app purchases. While Supercells’ most popular game is likely Clash of Clans, which I have been playing on and off since early 2013 (ID is #GGQJCU8V if you would like to check out my village) the one I am going to be reviewing today is their most recently released game, Brawl Stars. Although that doesn’t mean a 1/7th of the world’s population has played their games when accounting for redownloads and people playing several of their 5 titles, it is still clear that hundreds of millions of people have been impacted by the work of this 300-employee company.
In fact, their games have been downloaded over a BILLION times in the past decade.
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