Brawl Stars

Brawl Stars may be a freemium multiplayer mobile arena fighter/party brawler/shoot 'em up/strategy mobile computer game developed and printed by Supercell.

One of the most options of Brawl Stars is its reward system.

Players can earn multiple types of achievements depending on the game mode.

In Brawl Stars, players are ranked by their level and total trophies.

Players collect brawlers and choose one to use in every game.

Brawl Boxes, which are loot chests containing coins, brawlers, and Power Points (used to level up brawlers), can be obtained with Tokens earned by playing matches.

Big Boxes are often obtained by victimisation gems or ten Star tokens, which can be earned by winning the first match in a map.

At the tip of a season, brawlers with more than 500 trophies lose half of their trophies above 500.

The total trophies of the player aren't reduced, however.

Players will be part of clubs to play aboard alternative players.

Players can even produce their own club at no cost.

There is a trophy road during which players get rewards with succession in trophies.

Contents
1 Gameplay
2 Brawlers
3 Development and release
4 Esports
5 Reception
5.1 Awards
6 References
7 External links

Gameplay

Screenshot of gameplay in the "Bounty" mode
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Brawl Stars is focused on shooting alternative players or, in some cases, AI opponents, to bring down their health and defeat them.

Players can choose between several brawlers, each with their own main attacks and Super attacks, ranging from shotgun attacks (such as Shelly's) to pistol attacks (such as Colt's).

Main attacks reload over time, and supers charge by offensive others and ar typically additional powerful.

Each fighter conjointly has associate unlockable passive ability known as a Star Power that may be found in Brawl Boxes (the game's loot chests) or the in-game search once the

brawler is at maximum level. In the Summer Brawl Talk released on June 25, 2019, additional Star Powers were announced, with three new star powers each week from the following update after the announcement for nine weeks.

Brawl Stars provides seven non-ticketed events (Bounty, Brawl Ball, Gem Grab, Heist, Showdown (Duo and Solo), Siege) and three ticketed events (Robo Rumble, Boss Fight, Big Game), totaling to 9

unique game modes.With event modifiers, that introduce special mechanics to encounter, it creates a range of how the encounter game mode are often vie.

Development and release

On June 14, 2017, Supercell proclaimed the sport via a livestream video on YouTube.

It received Associate in Nursing iOS soft launch within the Canadian App Store the subsequent day, June 15, 2017.

The game was made available in Canada, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Ireland, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macao and Malaysia App Stores on January 19, 2018.

On June 26, 2018, robot received access to the sport as a continuation of the soft launch.

On Gregorian calendar month fourteen, 2018, Supercell announced its global launch on a YouTube stream.

The game was released globally on December 12, 2018, and made more than $63 million in its first month.

Esports

In 2019 Red Bull hosted a Brawl Stars tournament that needed every team to own a YouTube content creator.

The finals were held on February 2, 2019.
Reception

Awards

The game was appointed for "Mobile Game" and "EE Mobile Game of the Year" at the fifteenth British Academy Games Awards