Supercell is a Finnish mobile game development company founded in 2010, known for creating some of the most successful mobile games in history. The studio rose to prominence with hit titles such as Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, and Brawl Stars. Supercell operates under a 'cell-based' development model, which emphasizes small, independent teams working on different projects. This structure allows for creative freedom and agile decision-making, enabling Supercell to produce games that are both innovative and polished. Clash of Clans, one of their first major successes, is a strategy game where players build their own village, form clans, and attack others to earn resources.

Supercell's business model focuses heavily on free-to-play games with in-app purchases, which has contributed to the studio's financial success. In 2020, Supercell reported over $1 billion in revenue, driven by its small portfolio of high-quality games. One of the studio's most famous titles, Clash Royale, introduced real-time multiplayer strategy combined with card-based mechanics, becoming an esports phenomenon. Supercell has maintained a reputation for high production values, attention to detail, and ongoing support for its games, keeping them relevant years after launch. Their approach to monetization focuses on creating a fair, player-centric experience, which has helped maintain a loyal user base across all their games.