No. Not suitable for children. Chat with strangers can't be turned off, and it's now rated PEGI 16 for its paid random rewards.
Our safety checks
Brawl Stars fails 1 of our 7 safety checks. We apply the same strict rules to every app and game.
Could we confirm every fact?
YesEvery fact below links to its source. Rule 1
Is your child old enough for the official ratings?
Only from 16Rated 16+ by Google Play (UK, PEGI). Rule 2
Can you stop strangers contacting your child?
NoSupercell’s guide for parents gives no way to turn chat off. Young players can only join filtered Family Friendly clubs, where other players can still talk to them, and ages are typed in by players, not checked. Rule 3Source
Is every risk under control once settings are on?
YesNo risk stays high once every control is on. Rule 4
Is its child-safety record clear?
YesWe searched for regulator, government and court action over child safety against Supercell in October 2026 and found none. Past private lawsuits were about purchases and refunds, not child safety. Rule 5
Can you stop all spending?
YesPurchases go through Apple or Google, and their parental controls can require approval for every purchase. Without payment details on the device, nothing can be bought. Rule 6Source
Is everything checked before children see it?
NoClub chat and other players’ names are only filtered automatically, not checked by a person before your child sees them. So the best we can say is “only with conditions”. Rule 7Source
Official age ratings
Rating boards judge the content, not what other players say or do online. We never go below the highest.
| Who | Rating | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Google Play (UK, PEGI) | PEGI 16 | Rated 16 under PEGI's 2026 rules for games with paid random items. |
| Apple App Store | 9+ | Has in-app purchases. |
| Common Sense Media | 10+ | Cartoon violence, pressure to spend on random rewards, and offensive player names. |