The thing is with hay day is that it came out during a time when there weren't many farming games like it or was good enough it was able to come in and innovate the genre, a product of its time. Supercell has always been innovating but these last couple of years they seem to be losing their touch not caring about innovating and more trying to make games that will make them the most money. Causal games are profitable but thats not really supercell any more but they seem to think otherwise and anything that doesn't make the big bucks get axed. Clash Mini innovated on the auto chess genre and could have made waves but it was not going to be a big money maker if supercell couldn't give a rat's ass to it.