Tencent-owned Supercell to launch titles like Clash Royale as WeChat mini games


The video game Brawl Stars is already available within WeChat, while Clash Royale will exclusively launch on the messaging app in September. — SCMP

Finnish video game studio Supercell, developer of Clash Royale and Brawl Stars, is set to launch its popular titles on Tencent Holdings’ WeChat as installation-free mini games, leveraging the super app’s vast user base.

Jakub Barczyk, business and operations lead for Supercell’s Clash of Clans, said on Wednesday that Brawl Stars was already available on WeChat, known as Weixin in mainland China, while Clash Royale was “currently being developed” for a September release on the WeChat mini-game platform. He made the remarks during a live-streamed session at a WeChat event in Chongqing.

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