Players can now play the massive multiplayer RTS game with a keyboard and mouse.
After more than a decade as a mobile-exclusive title, Boom Beach is finally making the jump to PC. Supercell has confirmed that the real-time strategy game will be available on PC, where the mobile version is currently live, on April 9, 2026.
The announcement was initially teased in a short YouTube clip that highlighted the simple yet exciting message: "Boom Beach: Coming Soon to PC."
The move suggests that Supercell is continuing its push to bring its mobile hits to a wider audience. This follows similar steps taken with the developer's other titles, such as Clash of Clans and Clash Royale, which are available on PC via Google Play Games.
Players can play Boom Beach on PC for free by downloading the game's launcher from the official Boom Beach website. Only Windows PC is supported at the moment, so Apple users will have to wait until the game is brought to Mac devices.
Boom Beach is now live on Windows PC!
— Boom Beach (@BoomBeach) April 9, 2026
After 12 glorious years on mobile, Boom Beach has officially arrived on PC.
Build your base, plan your attacks, and jump into the action on a bigger screen.
Download now: https://t.co/EfJv4rJr1Y pic.twitter.com/EQfaUdSA7M
Supercell stated that they "want to give our players the flexibility to enjoy Boom Beach however they choose." The PC version offers the same game experience, but one that has been "adapted and optimized for PC to ensure it plays well with mouse and keyboard controls."
Players with a Supercell ID account will be able to seamlessly transfer and sync their progress between the mobile and PC versions. However, only one device can play the game at any given time.
Originally released worldwide in 2014, Boom Beach built a loyal player base with its mix of base-building, resource management, and tactical assaults against enemy forces. Players are tasked with freeing islanders from an enemy known as "The Blackguard" while expanding their own base and coordinating attacks with carefully organized troop deployments.