Supercell’s Brawl Stars has reached 100 million downloads globally after launching in December 2018, according to Sensor Tower.

It’s estimated that the team-based shooter has generated $275 million from player spend alone, up from $230m lifetime sales a month ago.

Supercell’s previous release, Clash Royale, had accumulated $431 million at the six-month mark, meaning Brawl Stars has made 64 per cent of what the title achieved in the same time.

Brawl Stars is available to download globally, with pre-registration in China opening in March.

South Korea largest market

South Korea was the largest market for Brawl Stars, with an estimated $61 million, or 22 per cent, contributed to the overall revenue. Evidence that the title was doing well in the country became clear at the start of May when it was revealed that $50 million had been accumulated from player spending.

The US followed in second with $52 million, which represented 19 per cent of the total, while Japan claimed third to round out the top three at $25 million or nine per cent.

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