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Clash Royale - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Released in 2016, it followed supercells earlier releases (Clash of Clans, Boom Beach). It has gone through multiple balance updates, events, and esports tournaments.
        
        The company supercell maintains these processes of production, and the game itself has data centres worldwide to ensure it runs smoothly
        
        The video game itself is often played as a leisure activity, however for professional esport players and content creators, playing the game may be a form of labor
        
        Careers related to the game include game developers, community managers, streamers, esports players, and content creators.
        
        Digital distribution routes (app stores, servers, social media, esports platforms).
        
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- - - - Funding
        
        Pre-prod/prod: internal studio budgets.
        
        Launch/growth: UA (ad spend) + partnerships.
        
        Controversies: Loot box ethics, pay-to-win perceptions, dark-pattern UX, gamer well-being/screen-time, data privacy, esports integrity. Stakeholders: players, parents, regulators, platforms (Apple/Google), advocacy groups, academics.
        
        Institutional locations: Game studios (Supercell), platform holders, ad networks, payment processors, esports orgs, universities researching games, consumer-protection agencies.
        
        Fields
        
        Medical/psych: addiction, cognitive load, stress.
        
        Legal/gov: consumer law, minors’ purchases, data protection.
        
        Religious: screen-time/fair play ethics (varies).
        
        Psychological: reward loops, compulsion, motivation.
        
        Engineering: scale, latency, security.
        
        Military: N/A (at most generic cybersec parallels).
        
        Economic: two-sided markets, freemium, whales vs minnows.
        
        Academic/education: game-based learning, strategy/problem-solving.
        
        “New age”: mindfulness/screen-balance discourse.
        
        Political-economic histories: From premium to free-to-play; rise of mobile platforms, ad-tech targeting, platform fees (30%→variable); global regulation of loot boxes and child data.
        
        Live-ops: revenue from IAP + ads funds ongoing dev.
        
        Future use: revenue forecasts, LTV models, scenario planning.