History VideoGame / BrawlStars

** Colonel Ruffs is a dog.
** Belle is inspired from an actual bandit, Belle Starr, whose last name just so happens to be Starr like in "Starr Park".

** The castle from Season 8: Once Upon a Brawl has a lot. Yes, graffiti tags in '' a fairytale castle ''.

* [[SugarBowl Candyland]]

* '''Normal Events:''' These events are part of everyday rotation. Gem Grab, Showdown, and Brawl Ball are all permanent while Bounty, Heist, Hot Zone, and Knockout rotate between each other.

* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: You're always colored green. Allies, their attacks, and your attacks are always colored blue, and enemies and their attacks are always colored red. For Duo Showdown, teams are labelled with different colours even when they die, showing up in the kill indicator. [As of now, the colours are red, yellow, pink and blue for the other teams.]

* [[AthleticArenaLevel [The Stunt Show]]

* The Biodome
* The Stunt Show

* DevelopersForesight: Some environment will have their appearance altered depends on what brawler you're playing. For sample: Mandy and Chester won't appear at the top of the Candyland if either of them is the brawler you're playing as.

* [[EternalEngine Robot Factory]]]

* Robot Factory

* '''Community Events''': Events that are voted in by the community, two are in rotation at any given time. As of the Rumble Jungle season, those are the Duels and Volley Brawl modes.

** '''Wipeout''': Good old fashioned 3v3 Team Deathmatch. First team to get 10 kills wins.
** '''Takedown''': 10 Players, 1 boss robot. The winner is whoever dealt the most damage to the boss.

* [[HalloweenEpiosde Ghost Station]]

* '''Limited Time Events''':

* '''Retired Events''':

There are a total of 10 game modes in rotation with 5-6 on display at a time. The game modes are "Gem Grab", "Showdown", "Brawl Ball", "Robo Rumble", "Boss Fight","Super City Rampage", "Big Game", "Bounty", "Heist", and "Siege", with different map layouts every day. Most of these modes are played with two teams of 3 players, with certain exceptions.

* '''Normal Events'''

*** '''Showdown+''': A higher stakes version of Solo Showdown designed to discourage teaming. Each kill gives you 2 additional trophies (with a max possible total of 18), but being killed costs you 2 trophies more.

** '''Siege''': Two teams collect Bolts scattered about the map, which are then fed to their IKE turret to build an assault robot meant to destroy the enemy turret. The robot's HP is Always the same, but it becomes stronger and faster depending on how many bolts are collected.

* '''[=Special=] Events''':

** '''Super City Rampage''': 3 players team up against [[{{Kaiju}} a huge Godzilla-like monster who’s attacking the city]]. It must be beaten before it destroys all buildings.

** '''Duels:''' The only two player mode in the game. You pick a team of three brawlers, and have to defeat your enemy's team. Once a brawler is defeated, players go back to their spawn points, but the loser moves on to their next brawler. Like in Knockout, ties are broken by having gas close in on players.
** '''Volley Brawl''': Players throw a giant volleyball back and forth between teams by standing in a designated area. The position of this area is determined by the position of the teams.
** '''Basket Brawl''': Players have to score points by throwing a basketball inside of the enemy team's moving basket. Landing a throw from inside the semicircle awards 2 points, landing one from outside of it (only possible with a Super Attack) awards 3. The team who reaches 5 points first wins.

** '''Present Plunder/Trophy Thief''': A CaptureTheFlag style game mode. Near both team spawn points is a trophy. Take the enemy trophy to your base two times to win. Used to be a Christmas game mode called "Present Plunder".

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Takedown and Lone Star were actual modes in 2019, Lone Star being a hybrid of Bounty and Solo Showdown, and Takedown being somewhat like Boss Fight, but the goal being to deal as much damage to the boss as possible. However, in January 2020, the developers decided to remove the two gamemodes "for a while". Ever since then, nothing has ever been said about them, even after an entire year of disappearance. Other than the maps and wiki pages on said game's wiki, the two gamemodes are as good as gone and forgotten, never to be mentioned again and only remembered by older players who probably won't bring it up often.
** Subverted on 24th April 2021, when Lone Star came back for the first time since its removal, and 8th May 2021, when Takedown was returned. Now, both modes rotate once every 2 weeks, allowing players old and new to play these modes. But THEN fell into place when they both stopped rotating too.
** To a lesser extent, Present Plunder was rebranded as Trophy Thieves and was played as a Summer Mode.

** '''Duels:''' The only two player mode in the game. You pick a team of three brawlers, and have to defeat your enemy's team. Once a brawler is defeated, players go back to their spawn points, but the loser moves on to their next brawler. Like in Knockout, ties are broken by having gas close in on players.

** The castle from Season 8: Once Upon a Brawl has a lot. Yes, graffiti tags in *a fairytale castle*.

** The castle from Season 8: Once Upon a Brawl has a lot. Yes, graffiti tags in *a fairytale castle**.

** '''Duels:''' The only two player mode in the game. You pick a team of three brawlers, and have to defeat your enemy's team. Once a brawler is defeated, players go back to their spawn points, but the loser moves on to their next brawler. Like in Knockout, ties are broken by having gas close in on players.

** '''Duels:''' The only two player mode in the game. You pick a team of three brawlers, and have to defeat your enemy's team. Once a brawler is defeated, players go back to their spawn points, but the loser moves on to their next brawler. Like in Knockout, ties are broken by having gas close in on players.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Takedown and Lone Star were actual modes in 2019, Takedown being a hybrid of Bounty and Solo Showdown, and Lone Star being somewhat like Boss Fight, but the goal being to deal as much damage to the boss as possible. However, in January 2020, the developers decided to remove the two gamemodes "for a while". Ever since then, nothing has ever been said about them, even after an entire year of disappearance. Other than the maps and wiki pages on said game's wiki, the two gamemodes are as good as gone and forgotten, never to be mentioned again and only remembered by older players who probably won't bring it up often.

** '''Big Game''': 5 players go up against a [[EliteMook powered up player,]] known as the Boss. The Boss has a ton of health that depletes over time. If defeated within 2 minutes, the other 5 Brawlers win. Otherwise, the Big Brawler wins.

* CombatMedic: Poco deals low damage and has a short ranged AOE attack, his Super heals allies. In fact, he is probably the most healer orientated brawler. His gadget either heals you over time, or removes all ailments like slowing, stuns, damage over time, and gives you immunity!
** When he gets access to his Star Power, he can heal without the need for the Super.
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: Takedown and Lone Star were actual modes in 2019, Takedown being a hybrid of Bounty and Solo Showdown, and Takedown being somewhat like Boss Fight, but the goal being to deal as much damage to the boss as possible. However, in January 2020, the developers decided to remove the two gamemodes "for a while". Ever since then, nothing has ever been said about them, even after an entire year of disappearance. Other than the maps and wiki pages on said game's wiki, the two gamemodes are as good as gone and forgotten, never to be mentioned again and only remembered by older players who probably won't bring it up often.

* FlunkyBoss: Brawlers that can summon minions, such as Penny's Old Lobber, Jessie's Scrappy, or Nita's Big Baby Bear can become this in Big Game, as the minions gain the same power boost as the Big Brawler that summoned them.

** Tick is an insane example of this. For a brawler that can simply deny area with a few shots and some mines that take fairly long time to disappear, he will melt if someone attacks him. He barely goes over 3000 health at power 9!

* [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Overheating Overheating]]: Most brawlers have a limited ammo pool that recharges, so you have a limited number of shots to fire before automatically reloading. This is especially prominent with [[PlayingWithFire Amber]] who has a single ammo bar that continually goes down when holding down [[IncrediblyLamePun fire]] and recharges shortly after she stops attacking, contrary to the 3 ammo bars most others have. Averted with Carl, who "recharges" his attack by having it return to him like a boomerang, allowing him to throw it near a wall and constantly regenerate it.

* PinballProjectile: Jessie, Col. Ruffs, Belle and Rico have weapons that do this. Rico's and Col. Ruffs' bounces off walls, whereas Jessie's and Belle's bounces off enemies and home onto the nearest target.

* SupportPartyMember: Max is an offensive buffer that uses her Super to buff her allies' speed. An [[MightyGlacier 8-BIT]] isn't so scary from far away, right? Consider him charging you at Mach 2.

* StoneWall: Nita has an decent health bar but low damage. When she uses her Super she effectively doubles her health. And Big Baby Bear both SHARES this health bar, and when she obtains her Star Power, both of them HEAL each other when attacking.