Become a
Legend.
Two fighters nobody else can play, outfits nobody else has, and a ladder more than twice as long. For the price of a coffee a month.
And not one point of extra power.
What you get
Free
$0
Everything you need to play, forever.
- Six fighters, each one different
- All five stages
- Every mode, ranked duels included
- Private rooms, friends and leaderboards
- 20 levels of mastery on each fighter
- Titles, swing trails, card frames, victory lines, profile icons
- The two Legends
- Exclusive outfits and entrances
Legend membership
$19.99a year
About $1.67 a month, and it saves you 44%. Or $2.99 monthly if you would rather.
- Everything in free, nothing taken away
- Juno and Nyx, built to a higher standard
- Nine outfits each: four the day you join, five more you earn
- Entrances: Juno drops in on her jetpack, Nyx out of smoke — and four more to earn
- Knockout flourishes and victory dances of their own
- Signature effects that follow the fighter
- 50 levels of mastery instead of 20, in six ranks
- A gold card, a glowing icon and a Legend ribbon
Membership opens when Brawlorama does, on the App Store and Google Play.
What a year actually buys
- 2Legends, built to a higher standard than the six free fighters
- 18outfits between them — eight the day you join, ten you earn
- 100levels of mastery, fifty on each, every one of them giving something
- 116rewards that only a member can reach
Those 116 are 24 titles, 22 swing trails, 14 card frames, 12 rank badges, 10 profile icons, 10 outfits, 6 victory lines, 6 knockout flourishes, 4 entrances, 4 victory dances, 2 profile banners and 2 name glows. At five matches a day it takes about half a year of playing to reach the top of both. The six free fighters keep their own 132 rewards the whole time, and nothing here is taken away from them.
Nothing you buy makes you stronger.
Legends use the same movement and the same moves as the six free fighters. They hit for the same damage and they fly the same distance. A ranked duel is the same fight whether you pay or not, and it always will be. What a membership buys you is how you look doing it.
A ladder more than twice as long
Every fighter earns its own level by being played. A Legend's ladder runs to 50 across six ranks, and every single level gives you something.
Legend: 50 levels, six ranks
- InitiateLevel 1
- AdeptLevel 10
- ExpertLevel 20
- MasterLevel 30
- GrandmasterLevel 40
- ParagonLevel 50
Free fighter: 20 levels, three ranks
- InitiateLevel 1
- AdeptLevel 10
- MasterLevel 20
Four outfits each, the moment you join
Change the colour to see the next one.
Juno
Mission
Nyx
Shadow
And five more each, earned by playing
Three tiers, and each one is a bigger piece of work than the one below it. Elite changes what the suit is made of. Mythic puts something moving inside the cloth that answers how much damage you are carrying. Paragon is the fighter evolved: real new parts on the body, with its own entrance and knockout to match.
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Elite · Juno, level 10
Chrome Pilot
A polished chrome suit with a gold visor and trims that mirror the stage.
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Elite · Juno, level 20
Supernova
White-hot, with scorched arms and seams that glow like molten metal.
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Elite · Nyx, level 10
Obsidian
Lacquered black plates with silver trims that catch the light as he moves.
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Elite · Nyx, level 20
Bloodmoon
Deep crimson cloth with seams that glow like embers.
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Mythic · Juno, level 30
Event Horizon
A galaxy turning inside the suit, burning brighter the more damage you carry.
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Mythic · Juno, level 35
Event Horizon: Redshift
The same galaxy, run hot.
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Mythic · Nyx, level 30
Voidwalker
A starfield drifting inside the robe, its edges dissolving into smoke.
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Mythic · Nyx, level 35
Voidwalker: Abyss
The same drift, deeper and colder.
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Paragon · Juno, level 50
Celestial
A halo of starlight, three moons turning around her and twin thrusters at her back. Still Juno, further along.
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Paragon · Nyx, level 50
Eventide
A long cape that sheds smoke, an eclipse halo and eyes lit from inside. The end of a fifty level climb.
Sixteen swing trails, in your colour
- Crimson
- Ember
- Sunburst
- Gold Thread
- Lime
- Mint
- Deep Teal
- Sky
- Frost
- Violet Haze
- Rose
- Ghost White
- Inkstorm animated
- Starlit animated
- Aurora animated
- Prismatic animated
Titles beside your name
Nyx's run from level 2 to level 50.
- Shadow Initiate
- Night Runner
- Blade of Dusk
- Silent Step
- Phantom
- The Unseen
- Shadow Master
- Nightfall
- Last Shadow
- Grandmaster of Shadows
- Umbra
- Shadow Paragon
Lines your fighter says when they win
Earned, not written by you.
Too slow.
NyxBlink and you missed it.
NyxThe shadows remember you.
NyxSolid as a rock.
RookSigned, sealed, zapped.
ZipStyle points!
Rio
Frames for your damage card
Stone, Ember, Frost, Smoke, Moonlit, Royal, Eclipse, and the moving ones: Gilded, Aurora, Living Smoke.
Entrances and knockouts
Earned on a Legend's ladder.
- Meteor Drop — Juno comes down burning and cracks the floor
- Warp In — a ring of light tears open and she steps out of it
- Smoke Drop — Nyx falls inside a plume and it bursts along the floor
- Shadow Pool — a pool spreads, ripples, and he rises out of it
- Six knockout flourishes: Star Burst, Orbit Ring, Black Hole, Shadow Slash, Blade Ring, Eclipse
Victory dances
Each with its own line and its own tempo — and from level 25, a backflip.
- Zero G — Juno winds up and throws a jetpack backflip, slow and weightless, landing into a salute to the stars.
No up, no down.
- Vanish — Nyx coils, backflips with his knives tucked in, and twists out of it somewhere else.
Still here. Mostly.
- Victory Lap — a corkscrew, over and round at once, finishing with both arms up.
That one is going in the logbook.
- Blade Form — slow and deliberate, a kata rather than a celebration.
The shadows keep score.
Profile icons
Twenty-eight of them across the roster, earned a few levels apart, shown beside your name wherever other players see you.
Two hundred and forty-eight rewards across the eight fighters, every level of every ladder, and not one of them touches how hard you hit. Looks only, all the way up.
What you earn, you keep
Brawlorama keeps three kinds of progress, and only one of them ever resets.
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Resets every 12 weeks
Ranked points
Your rank in duels, Bronze to Champion. At the end of a season points soften back towards the middle and you play three matches to settle. Each season you finish leaves a badge with your best tier.
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Never resets
Player level
One level for your account, counting every point you have ever earned on every fighter. It only goes up, and it has no ceiling.
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Never resets
Character mastery
A level for each fighter, earned by playing that fighter. This is the one the rewards hang off. A bad season cannot undo a year of playing someone well.
The exact numbers, if you want them
What a match is worth
- Finishing it: 30
- Winning a duel: 30. Placing in a four player match: 30, 15 or 5. Winning as a team: 25
- Each knockout: 8, counting up to twelve of them
- Damage you deal: 1 for every 10%, up to 25
- Winning without being knocked off once: 20
- Your first win of the day with a fighter: 100
Then multiplied
- Ranked duel: ×1.25, the best paying mode
- Showdown: ×1.15
- Quick and friends' rooms: ×1
- Practice against a Hard computer: ×0.25, up to 100 a day
Earning nothing
- Leaving early, matches under a minute, standing still, or practice against anything easier than Hard
Level 1 to 2 costs 250 points and each level after costs 40 more than the last. At most 400 points from one match, and 3,000 in a day.
Same fight.
Better entrance.
Brawlorama is coming to the App Store and Google Play.