Is a Clash of Clans movie or TV series actually happening? Signs point to "very possibly" as the Finnish mobile giant begins assembling its cinematic dream team. While they're not rushing into production just yet, Supercell's recruitment of a senior media development executive suggests they're seriously considering the leap from small screens to silver screens.
Our colleagues at PocketGamer.biz highlighted how the job description focuses more on strategic planning than immediate production. This suggests Supercell wants to carefully blueprint their approach to both live-action and animated projects across theaters and streaming platforms before committing fully.
Clash for the ages
Supercell's recent ventures into unexpected collaborations – like their WWE crossover – demonstrate they're not afraid to push boundaries. Transitioning into film would be a natural evolution for their ambitious content strategy.
Timing-wise, Rovio proved mobile franchises can successfully jump to film years after launch – their Angry Birds movie debuted seven years post-launch. While Clash of Clans celebrates its 12th anniversary, its enduring popularity and newer IPs like Mo.co could translate well to family-friendly entertainment.
This developing story warrants keeping an eye on Supercell's next moves. In the meantime, why not explore our curated picks for the hottest new mobile games releasing this week?