Brawl Stars

A Syrian Brawl Stars player emailed Supercell's legal-requests address, citing the lifted U.S. and EU sanctions and asking the company to make the game available again in Syria.

UnblockSyria followed up with Supercell's legal team, noting that PUBG Mobile, Riot Games, Steam and Roblox had already restored Syria access and asking for a corporate compliance review.

Supercell closed the conversation, telling the volunteer it did not intend to unblock Syria without, in the volunteer's account, properly reviewing the documentation sent.

UnblockSyria's legal advisor formally wrote to Supercell's legal team, detailing the EU and U.S. regulatory changes and asking for a corporate-level compliance review covering all four titles.

The volunteer wrote again after Supercell's reply reiterated the block, laying out the request in more detail to make sure it was understood.

The same volunteer emailed Supercell's official support with documentation on the lifted sanctions, opening a new outreach channel beyond the in-app message.

A community volunteer contacted Brawl Stars' in-app support asking it to review access for Syria, and received an automated acknowledgement.

A community volunteer emailed Supercell's legal-requests address urging it to reconsider Syria's restriction now that U.S. and EU sanctions had been lifted.

UnblockSyria emailed Supercell's legal team asking it to review its Syria restriction now that comprehensive U.S. sanctions have been lifted, citing other platforms that had already restored access.