Squad Busters, the latest addition to Supercell's portfolio, has experienced its share of highs and lows since its launch. Initially introduced as an engaging MOBA featuring Supercell's iconic characters, it faced challenges with underwhelming revenue and performance metrics. However, the game has managed to turn things around and stabilize over time.

In a strategic move, Supercell is now setting its sights on the lucrative Chinese market for Squad Busters. This decision might seem surprising at first, but it follows a successful precedent set by another Supercell title, Brawl Stars. Back in 2019, Brawl Stars was in a similar position, struggling with performance issues. Supercell's decision to launch it in China proved to be a game-changer, significantly boosting its success.

The move to China, however, is not without its challenges. The Chinese market has strict regulations that limit the number of foreign games that can be launched, making each release a critical opportunity. Additionally, the landscape has evolved since Brawl Stars' entry. Chinese developers have since released innovative games that have gained global acclaim, potentially making it tougher for Squad Busters to stand out upon its release.

If you're considering diving into Squad Busters, be sure to check out our Squad Busters tier list to see which characters you should prioritize and which ones might be better left on the bench.

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