Supercell announces in-app regional price changes in several regions including Brazil and Poland
Story Highlights
- Supercell adjusts in-app prices in Poland, Colombia, and Turkey based on currency shifts.
- Tax-driven price hikes hit Brazil, Peru, Nepal, and others starting June 10, 2025.
Once more, Supercell has unveiled a new round of regional adjustments to their in-game purchase prices. This is part of their ongoing efforts to adapt to changing exchange rates and global tax regulations. The modifications include price rises as well as reductions, so here are the specifics for your review.
The Supercell price changes will be reflected starting from June 10, 2025
Beginning on June 10th, 2025, players residing in Poland and Colombia can anticipate a beneficial adjustment: prices are expected to decrease by 15-20% due to enhanced exchange rates within these countries. Conversely, Turkey will undergo an increase in prices approximately 20%, as the Turkish Lira continues to grapple with fluctuations in currency value.
Hi there fellow gaming enthusiasts!
Just wanted to share some important updates regarding our pricing structure. Starting from June 10th, 2025, we’re making some adjustments for several regions including Poland, Colombia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Peru, Nepal, Brazil, and Suriname. For more specifics about the changes, you can check out the details provided in our official announcement.
Stay tuned and keep enjoying the game!
Best regards,
[Your Name] – Your Gaming Community Team— Supercell (@supercell) June 9, 2025
The alterations affect transactions carried out in Polish Zloty, Colombian Peso, and Turkish Lira only. Additionally, you may notice price increases influenced by taxes; Azerbaijan (with a 18% increase), Peru (also 18%), Nepal (13%), Brazil (10%), and Suriname (10%) will experience these changes due to recent modifications in their local tax regulations.
This year marked the first instance of a change, and notably, Ghana had undergone a 25% rise in costs due to adjustments in exchange rates earlier. Subsequently, Senegal, Cote d’Ivoire, and Zambia observed increases ranging from 16% to 18%, as a result of the implementation of VAT.
2024’s march saw significant increases in prices across Egypt (75%), Myanmar (35%), and Turkey (15%) owing to currency adjustments, while Benin experienced a surge of 18% in prices as a result of Value-Added Tax introduction.
If you’re currently engrossed in games like Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Brawl Stars, Squad Busters, mo.co, or Hay Day, keep an eye out for potential price adjustments in your region. It’s always wise to verify the store or Supercell Store before finalizing any purchases to avoid any unexpected costs.
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