Clash Royale on this gaming spectrum

Clash Royale is a Games title on the Netherlands App Store. The artist line reads Supercell. The seller line reads Supercell Oy. The numeric id is 1053012308 and the bundle id is com.supercell.scroll. Those two identifiers are how the card is filed, separate from the marketing name.

The Netherlands card, read as printed

On 16 October 2026 the card showed a 4.6 average from 177,779 ratings, an age rating of 9+, and a price of free. The current version line was 16.402.20, dated 7 October 2026. The minimum system line was iOS 14.0 or later. The file size field was 1,080,351,744 bytes, which is 1,030.3 MB after dividing by 1,048,576.

The description states that the game can be downloaded and played at no charge, and that some items can also be bought with real money, including random items. It points readers who do not want those purchases to the device control for in-app purchases. That is a sentence on the card, not a measurement made on this page.

An advisory line was present: the Dutch wording “Soms/Mild animatiegeweld of fictief geweld”. Game Center is listed among the features. A seller URL on the card points at Supercell’s Clash Royale help pages. No public install counter appears. None is supplied here to fill the gap.

How the rows should be read

The average and the rating count are the reason this card is first on the prism. Two other cards also print 4.6. Neither prints a count near 177,779. The order uses that printed count and does not treat the three averages as a deeper split than the card shows.

The price row is two facts side by side. The price field is free. The description adds a purchase path. Leaving either half out would make the card sound simpler than it is. The age row is 9+, with the advisory quoted in the language of the storefront that was read. An English gloss of that Dutch line is cartoon or fantasy violence, infrequent or mild. The gloss is a translation of the label, not a second rating.

The size row is arithmetic on a published byte count, rounded to one decimal so the table stays readable. It is not a promise about how much space the install will take after Apple’s compression or after updates. The version row is the current line only. Earlier version notes were not in the lookup, so they are not reconstructed.

System line, languages, and what the card skips

iOS 14.0 or later is the floor printed for this version. A phone below that line is outside the card, whatever the gameplay footage suggests. The universal feature flag is set, and the device list on the lookup is long. That supports a wide device claim only in the weak sense that Apple attached a long device array. It does not list which of those devices were tested by this page, because none were.

Language codes on the card include Arabic, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese. The count of codes is the fact. Fluency of the translation is not something the card scores.

Privacy nutrition labels were not part of the payload read on 16 October 2026. The data page records that absence. Guessing categories such as location or contacts would invent a label Apple did not send in that response. The help URL is a support address for the game, not a mailbox for The Gaming Spectrum.

Where the file lives

The store button uses the id from the card, https://apps.apple.com/app/id1053012308. Following it leaves this host. The Gaming Spectrum does not distribute the binary, does not run a match, and is not affiliated with Supercell Oy or with Apple.

A later visit to the same card can move the version, the size, the average, or the price. The check archive keeps this reading under 16 October 2026 so a change has a date to be compared with. Until that next reading, the table above is the whole of what this review claims.