Brawlhalla

Brawlhalla

Brawl Friends! Online Fighting

27K ratings
1327 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 4, 2020
  • September 17, 2026
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Engage in fast-paced multiplayer platform fighting with up to 8 players online. Choose from over 50 unique characters and explore various game modes, including ranked matches and casual free-for-alls. Enjoy full cross-play across all platforms.

✓Online ranked 1v1 & 2v2 PVP
✓Over 50 crossover characters
✓Cross-play custom rooms
✓Free-to-play with millions of players
✓Training room for skill practice
✓Weekly legend rotation
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What's New in Brawlhalla

10.11.1

September 17, 2026

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$9.99

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📊 175

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The game has maintained its position at 175 recently.

Last updated on October 8, 2026.

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User reviews

Love Brawlhalla.

I LOVE THIS GAME MUCH I WILL DIE FOR IT I WILL SACRIFICE MYSELF FOR THIS GAME I WONT EVER EVER REPLACE THIS GAME WITH ANYTHING EVEN MY OWN BLOODLINES!

Game sucks

It sucks

Yin and Yang Brawlhalla

Brawlhalla is genuinely one of the most demoralising games ever created, because it somehow manages to make you feel personally betrayed by your own fingers. You can spend three hours practising a combo, watching tutorials, learning movement, improving your dodges, and convincing yourself that this is finally the match where you become unstoppable—only to get launched off the map by someone named “xX_DemonSlayer_420_Xx” who has apparently dedicated their entire existence to pressing the same button. The game will have you at 2–0, feeling confident, thinking, “Yeah, I’ve got this,” and then suddenly your opponent discovers a mysterious ancient technique called spamming, and your character is now travelling at approximately the speed of a NASA rocket directly into the blast zone. What makes it worse is that every loss feels completely personal. You miss one attack by approximately 0.0004 millimetres and Brawlhalla responds as if you have committed a federal crime, giving your opponent enough time to perform a 17-hit combo, write a university thesis, eat dinner, and still somehow recover before you touch the ground. Then there are the weapons: some attacks feel like they have the range of a fishing rod, while your opponent’s weapon apparently has the reach of the Great Wall of China. You swear you dodged, but the game calmly informs you that, actually, you did not, and your character is going to spend the next five seconds being beaten like a piñata at a birthday party. And the most painful part? You always say, “One more game.” One game becomes three, three becomes ten, and suddenly it is 1:47 a.m. and you’re sitting there staring at the defeat screen questioning every decision that led you to this moment. Brawlhalla doesn’t simply test your skill—it tests your patience, your emotional stability, your relationship with technology, and potentially your willingness to remain a functioning member of society. Yet somehow, despite all of this psychological warfare, you immediately press Play Again, because apparently suffering is part of the gameplay loop.
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IDK

Neither bad or good, takes forever to get coins to buy characters. Yes some characters are better than others, yes they will spam the same moves, yes the connection drops and yes if your playing mobile someone will be playing on controller or feels like playing someone on PC. Overall it’s okay not the greatest and not the worst
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El juego

Es muy bueno pero hay un problema que aparece sin conexión aveces aunq tenga espero que ese problema se solucione rapido me gusta mucho la Vrg

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Weapon pickup issues during combos

Bug

Glitches causing character teleportation

Bug

Inability to switch accounts on mobile

Bug
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Requested Features

4 requests

Account linking across platforms

Feature

Ability to convert gold to mammoth coins

Feature

Improved monetization model

Feature

More character skins and customization options

Feature

FAQ

What kind of game is Brawlhalla?

Brawlhalla is a free-to-play multiplayer platform fighting game. It features up to 8 players in a single match, with over 20 different game modes for both player-versus-player (PVP) and cooperative play. The game emphasizes fast-paced combat and strategic character selection.

What are the key features of Brawlhalla?

Key features include online ranked 1v1 and 2v2 PVP modes, a roster of over 50 unique Legends (including crossover characters), cross-play custom rooms for up to 8 friends on all platforms, and a training room for practicing combos and skills. There's also a weekly rotation of free Legends.

Is Brawlhalla free to play?

Yes, Brawlhalla is free to play. While the core game is free, players can purchase the 'All Legends Pack' to unlock all current and future Legends. In-game purchases are optional and do not affect gameplay balance.

Can I play Brawlhalla with friends on different platforms?

Absolutely. Brawlhalla supports full cross-play, meaning you can play with friends regardless of the platform they are using. This applies to both online ranked matches and custom game rooms, allowing for a truly universal multiplayer experience.

How do I unlock new Legends in Brawlhalla?

You can unlock new Legends by earning gold through playing any online game mode. The game also features a weekly rotation of free Legends that you can try out. For immediate access to all Legends, you can purchase the 'All Legends Pack'.