Maestro Media launched Clash Royale: The Grand Arena on Kickstarter on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, and the campaign had raised $67,219 from 421 backers as of October 20, 2026, at 4:53 PM ET, passing its $25,000 goal.
Key facts
- Name: Clash Royale: The Grand Arena
- Publisher: Maestro Media, with Supercell
- Launch: Tuesday, October 20, 2026
- Pledge: Core Edition $49
- Platform: Kickstarter
- Link: Clash Royale: The Grand Arena on Kickstarter
How much has Clash Royale: The Grand Arena raised?
The campaign had raised $67,219 from 421 backers as of October 20, 2026, at 4:53 PM ET, against a $25,000 goal. That is more than two and a half times the goal on launch day, and the total was still rising during the check. The campaign ends on Friday, November 13, 2026, at 5:00 PM EST.
How much does it cost to back?
The Core Edition costs $49, and four higher or lower tiers sit around it on the campaign page. Every game tier lists an estimated delivery of August 2027.
| Pledge tier | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Supporter | $1 | Backer updates and pledge manager access, no game |
| Core | $49 | One copy of the Core Edition, plus the Supporter tier contents |
| Core + Two Expansions | $140 | Core Edition, two expansions, and a tournament box |
| Uber Core | $215 | Core + Two Expansions contents, plus art sleeves, deck boxes, play mats, and a token bag |
| All in! | $525 | The full campaign bundle, 23 items in total |
The Core box contains 2 arena boards, a rulebook, 4 punchboard Champion standees, 81 cards, 40 punchboard tower tiles, and acrylic crown, emote, and strength tokens, plus plastic Elixir tokens, according to the campaign page.
How do you play The Grand Arena?
The Grand Arena is a game for 2 to 4 players, and each player builds an eight-card deck around a chosen Champion. Players battle across two lanes, playing cards or taking Elixir on their turn, and attacking through rival cards to reach Guard Towers and then the King’s Tower. Destroying a King’s Tower claims 3 Crowns and wins the game outright. Between battles, players draft and upgrade cards, including Champion evolution cards.
Who made The Grand Arena?
The game was designed by David Gordon, Ryan Rodriguez, and TAM, and it adapts Supercell’s mobile game Clash Royale. It is the second Supercell tabletop project from Maestro Media, following Clash of Clans: The Epic Raid.
For more crowdfunding launching this week, see Origins of Light, the Final Fantasy board game on Kickstarter, and our earlier coverage of The King’s Gambit in its final days.
Source: Kickstarter, Clash Royale: The Grand Arena campaign page, checked October 20, 2026
Image: Maestro Media and Supercell, via Kickstarter
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