From the bottom of our hearts: thank you for playing. This page explains why we’re sunsetting the game, what happens next, and how to reach us if you need anything.
We’re truly sorry to announce that Flash Royale’s online services have been discontinued. Over the past months we’ve watched our daily player count decline to a level where matchmaking, live events, and community features no longer worked the way you deserved. Keeping servers online without enough players meant longer queues, fewer fair matches, and a worse experience for the dedicated few still showing up. That isn’t the standard we set for this project—or for you.
Rather than let the game limp along, we made the painful decision to sunset the live service. This choice lets us close things respectfully, be transparent about why, and support you through the transition. If you invested your time, enthusiasm, feedback, or funds—thank you. You made the arenas come alive.
To everyone who queued up at midnight, reported bugs with kindness, theory-crafted builds, or just threw a friendly emote before a match—you made this game worth building. We’ll keep a “Hall of Fame” page alive with fan art, top plays, and a snapshot of the final leaderboard so our little slice of the internet never fully fades.
There’s no supported offline mode. If you have an old local build, features that depended on our servers (matchmaking, profiles) won’t function and may show errors.
We retain minimal records needed for security and compliance for a short period after shutdown. You can request a data export or deletion by emailing support@flashroyale.org.
If you experienced a billing error near the shutdown window, contact us with your receipt and platform info. We’ll review on a case-by-case basis.
We love the idea of preserving game history. If we can safely open portions (respecting licenses and 3rd-party assets), we’ll update this page.
We’ll post any future updates on our community archive (link above). Thank you for being the best part of Flash Royale.