Squad Busters, a dynamic MOBA featuring Supercell's beloved characters, has experienced its share of highs and lows since its launch. Initially, it captivated players with its fun gameplay, but faced challenges in revenue and other performance metrics. However, it appears to have turned a corner and is now on a more stable path.

In a strategic move, Finnish game developer Supercell is now setting its sights on expanding Squad Busters eastward, targeting the lucrative Chinese market. This decision might seem surprising at first, but it follows a successful precedent set by another of their titles, Brawl Stars.

Back in 2019, Brawl Stars found itself in a similar position to Squad Busters—struggling to meet performance expectations. Supercell's decision to launch Brawl Stars in China turned out to be a game-changer. The move contributed significantly to the game's eventual success, showcasing the potential of the Eastern market.

However, entering the Chinese market is no easy feat. Developers face stringent regulations and quotas on foreign game releases, making each launch a critical opportunity to make an impact. Since Brawl Stars' debut, the landscape has evolved. Chinese developers have introduced innovative games that have gained international acclaim, which could pose a challenge for Squad Busters to stand out upon its release.

If you're planning to dive into Squad Busters, be sure to check out our comprehensive Squad Busters tier list. It will help you decide which characters to prioritize and which ones to bench for the best gameplay experience.