Hay Day is a freemium mobile farming game developed and published by Supercell. Hay Day was released for iOS on 21 June 2012 and Android on 20 November 2013.

Hay Day has generated more than $2 billion. For the longest time, Supercell had an office-first culture.

Ilkka PaananenMikko KodisojaNiko DeromePetri StyrmanLassi LeppinenVisa Forsten Supercell/Founders Background and founding Before Supercell, two of its founders, Mikko Kodisoja and Ilkka Paananen, worked at Sumea, a mobile game company. Kodisoja co-founded Sumea in 1999, and Paananen was hired as the company's CEO in 2000.

Hay Day is a popular mobile game created by Supercell in 2012. It is a farming simulator where you can plant crops and trees, raise animals, sell products, compete in derbies, and so much more. Hay Day is a freemium game so all features of the game are open to players who choose not to buy in-app-purchases.

Hay Day Pop It was Supercell's attempt to reach casual players. Despite generating nearly $1 million, the game was closed in November of that year, with the company saying that it didn't “meet the standards we have set for ourselves and our players.” If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device.

Even though Supercell is a private company owned by Chinese Tencent, they have famously kept their legal entity in Finland and thus are mandated by Finnish law to publicize their financials every February.

Finnish mobile game developer and publisher Supercell generated approximately 1.87 billion U.S. dollars in revenue in 2022. That year, the company reported annual earnings of 666 million U.S. dollars. Supercell regularly ranks among the leading Google gaming app publishers based on revenue in the United States.

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Supercell has an overall rating of 4.2 out of 5, based on over 63 reviews left anonymously by employees. 78% of employees would recommend working at Supercell to a friend and 71% have a positive outlook for the business. This rating has decreased by -3% over the last 12 months. Does Supercell pay their employees well?

Supercell is ending development on its match puzzler Hay Day Pop less than a year after it launched. Supercell is ending development on its match puzzler Hay Day Pop less than a year after it launched.

Parents need to know that Hay Day is a resource-collecting and simulation app, similar to Farmville. The app's terms of service require users to be 13 or older. The game is free to play, but everything seems to take a long time to build, grow, find, or create. Players can use real money to buy in…

"So many people still play it every day that it feels like this solid game that can run itself almost."