Clash Royale Cuts Prices Worldwide With New Regional Pricing Update

Supercell has officially introduced regional pricing in Clash Royale, bringing fairer in-game costs to players across more than 100 countries. If the game’s prices have ever felt a bit heavy on your budget depending on where you live, this update should come as welcome news.

Prices Adjusted to Local Cost of Living — and Nowhere Are They Increasing

The new pricing model covers regions across Latin America, Africa, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, and Central Asia. Under this system, the cost of gems, Pass Royale, and other in-game purchases may now be lower in countries with a reduced cost of living.

Importantly, prices aren’t rising in any region—they’re only being reduced where necessary. Players living in countries with lower purchasing power will now get better value for their money in Clash Royale.

A Fair-Play Safeguard

To maintain balance, Supercell is introducing one key restriction:Players in regions with lower prices won’t be able to gift Pass Royale to players in regions where prices are higher. This prevents potential misuse of regional differences.

Ongoing Adjustments and Future Expansion

Supercell says it will regularly review and update these regional prices to keep them fair over time. Some minor inconsistencies may appear during the rollout, but the company aims to refine and expand the system globally.

This update follows the approach already implemented in Clash of Clans, where regional pricing was recently added to the Gold Pass and Event Pass. With Clash Royale now adopting the same model, other Supercell titles are expected to follow soon, creating a more accessible and rewarding experience for players worldwide.