Could iconic Supercell games like Clash of Clans make the leap to the silver screen? It's a possibility that's gaining traction, especially with Supercell's recent move to hire a senior film and TV development executive. This strategic step echoes the path taken by fellow Finnish developer Rovio, who successfully brought their Angry Birds franchise to cinemas back in 2016.
While the job listing isn't a green light for immediate film production, it's a clear signal of Supercell's intent to explore the entertainment industry. The role focuses on crafting a strategy for both live-action and animated projects, targeting theatrical and streaming platforms. This indicates a thoughtful, long-term approach rather than a rush to the big screen.
Supercell's recent ventures into crossovers and collaborations, such as with WWE, suggest they're pushing boundaries and exploring new avenues. This trend could naturally lead to a film or animation project. Despite the years since Clash of Clans debuted, its enduring popularity mirrors that of Angry Birds, which saw a successful movie release seven years after its launch. Additionally, Supercell's newer titles like Mo.co could be ripe for adaptation into kid-friendly films.
As we await further developments, the potential for Supercell's properties to hit the big screen is an exciting prospect. In the meantime, keep yourself entertained with our list of the top five new mobile games to try this week.
Clash for the ages
