The inaugural tournament, with a prize fund of $100,000 (or £81,270), will start on February 3rd. The best players from North America, South America, and Europe will battle offline in “Seasonal Royales” in Atlanta, Georgia, following each Seasonal Championship.
The free-to-play 2D platform fighting game Brawlhalla was created by Blue Mammoth Games and launched in 2014. The game is playable on console, mobile, and PC. In 2016, Brawlhalla hosted the inaugural esports global championship.
The extra LAN events will be planned by Brawlhalla, according to Ubisoft. The competitions are slated to occur in April, June, and July, according to the game’s esports roadmap. Unknown information includes what these LAN events will consist of.
Additionally, Brawlhalla World Championship (BCX) will occur some time in November 2023, according to Ubisoft. The event last year was held from November 4 to 6. Everybody is welcome to join up to play in the singles and doubles competitions at BCX 2023, which will continue to be an open sign-up event. The total prize pool for Brawlhalla is actually less than that of 2022 since Ubisoft announced that Year Seven will receive $1.32 million (£1.09 million). The size of the new prize pool is the same as what was offered in 2021.
Along with the Japan Invitational and the Omen Oasis Championship, Brawlhalla debuted a live Midseason Championship last year. It is unknown whether these events will resume, unless they are the undisclosed LAN competitions.
