Our Offices
Five unique personalities. One unifying culture.
Helsinki
It’s a poorly kept secret that Supercell’s first office was a snug 35m2 room that had to fit 15 people, their laptops and a coffee-maker. Eventually the CEO moved his desk (a cardboard box at the time) out into the hallway to free up some space. In 2021, after outgrowing a number of locations around Helsinki, we opened our own, custom-designed office on the seafront, just South of the city center.
The Helsinki office is home to over 550 passionate professionals from various backgrounds and walks of life. Arounds two thirds of us are directly involved with making games. In addition to five live teams, we have numerous new game teams prototyping and developing future titles. We mostly stick to speaking in English for work, but you’ll hear chatter in languages from all over the world around the office. Also, we are lucky as the options for office coffee are numerous!
Every week starts with a company breakfast while on Fridays we get together for an all-hands gathering to share game updates and company news. This often gives way to refreshments, play sessions and casual conversations.
Hello, you alright, love? Supercell London is alright and in love with games and making them. Sure, with our uncanny Pig, too, although that’s more of a love-hate relationship.
The doors of our Studio opened in early 2025. Located at the heart of London, we also intend to be at the heart of Supercell. We’re home to all sorts of teams and people across new and existing games. Several teams are working on creating the next innovation, while Hay Day, for example, already calls itself a dual-location team with people across Helsinki and London.
Our dream is to be the best place to make games. For us to make the best work of our career. The point isn’t about competing with Helsinki or our other offices. It’s a matter of subject taste; like Shepherd’s pie or makaroonilaatikko*.
The London Studio has its own vibe: small enough that it still feels like a tiny startup tucked inside Supercell. Fewer than 80 of us share one floor, which means everyone actually knows everyone. Daily shared lunches turn into drifting between tables, meeting people outside your usual crew, and before you know it you’re off for a coffee run, ice cream, or joining the weekly life-drawing gang.
While Fridays bring our very own “News Friday,” right after the whole company Friday Update. We run through the week’s industry stories and share what’s happening around the studio. It’s an easy slide into the weekend as some stay for board games or FIFA, others wander to the pub.
* Finnish macaroni casserole. If you like it, tell the Hay Day team to add it to the game.
Hello, you alright, love? Supercell London is alright and in love with games and making them. Sure, with our uncanny Pig, too, although that’s more of a love-hate relationship.
The doors of our Studio opened in early 2025. Located at the heart of London, we also intend to be at the heart of Supercell. We’re home to all sorts of teams and people across new and existing games. Several teams are working on creating the next innovation, while Hay Day, for example, already calls itself a dual-location team with people across Helsinki and London.
Our dream is to be the best place to make games. For us to make the best work of our career. The point isn’t about competing with Helsinki or our other offices. It’s a matter of subject taste; like Shepherd’s pie or makaroonilaatikko*.
The London Studio has its own vibe: small enough that it still feels like a tiny startup tucked inside Supercell. Fewer than 80 of us share one floor, which means everyone actually knows everyone. Daily shared lunches turn into drifting between tables, meeting people outside your usual crew, and before you know it you’re off for a coffee run, ice cream, or joining the weekly life-drawing gang.
While Fridays bring our very own “News Friday,” right after the whole company Friday Update. We run through the week’s industry stories and share what’s happening around the studio. It’s an easy slide into the weekend as some stay for board games or FIFA, others wander to the pub.
* Finnish macaroni casserole. If you like it, tell the Hay Day team to add it to the game.
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