Brawlhalla maps out 2026 at BCX 2025 – winners and new dates

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BCX 2025 delivered three days of esports, reveals, and roadmap updates for Brawlhalla. The championship in Atlanta closed with $200,000 on the line and new champions crowned across 1v1 and 2v2. Blue Mammoth also confirmed a December 3 start for the Attack on Titan crossover, outlined Guilds Phase 2, and teased a new Legend slated for 2026. A tabletop debut and an anniversary short rounded out a busy showcase.

Tournament results – champions crowned in Atlanta

The heart of BCX 2025 remained its esports bracket. After three days of play in Atlanta, Zen and Hideaway took the Doubles title, while MarckiemooBH secured the Singles championship. The event featured best-in-class 1v1 and 2v2 matches and a combined $200,000 prize pool.

Attack on Titan crossover dated

The next crossover lands on December 3, bringing Eren, Mikasa, and Levi into Brawlhalla. The event includes Legend Crossovers, themed Emojis, and additional in-game items tied to the collaboration.

68th Legend teased for 2026

Brawlhalla’s roster expands in 2026 with its 68th Legend – a kaiju-inspired “darkheart” monster wielding Katars and a Rocket Lance. The team plans to share more details in January.

Tabletop debut: Brawlhalla – The Card Game

For the first time in the series’ ten-year history, Brawlhalla is moving to tabletop. The strategy card game emphasizes fast, readable loops: pick a Legend, build damage with Light Attacks, finish with Heavy Attacks, and use Knockback to secure KOs. BCX 2025 featured a first look at gameplay and card flow.

10th anniversary animated short

To mark a decade of Brawlhalla, the team released an animated short packed with easter eggs – a nod to the community and the game’s ten-year run.

Guilds Phase 2 – competitive play starts December 3

Guilds Phase 2 goes live on December 3, introducing competitive progression. Weekly leaderboards will reset and rank Guilds by Guild Points earned via two activities: Guild Missions (weekly co-op objectives) and Guild Battles (full-team versus full-team matches). The studio also noted Guilds Phase 3 is planned for 2026.

Stats rework – long-term tests through 2026

Responding to community interest, the team will experiment throughout 2026 with adjustments to Dexterity and Speed. Early concepts include Dexterity influencing how long a Legend can hold a weapon before disarm, and Speed affecting dash behavior. These changes will surface in the Experimental Queue, with ongoing feedback via the Brawlhalla community channels.

2026 feature focus – tournaments, Signatures, Ranked 2v2

• In-game tournaments: a new mode designed to support competition across all skill levels, from onboarding brackets to high-skill matchups.
• Signature wall variants: additional wall-interaction versions to reduce dropped attacks and make wall contact more predictable and interesting.
• Ranked 2v2 solo queue: testing planned during 2026 to support players entering 2v2 without a pre-made partner.

Key dates and features at a glance

The table below compiles the core timelines confirmed at BCX 2025. It highlights release windows and focal points so players can track what arrives next.

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Bottom line – what it means for players

Competitive play and system updates are the 2026 pillars. With official in-game tournaments, Ranked 2v2 solo queue tests, and a deep stats rework, Brawlhalla is setting up a year focused on skill clarity and matchmaking access. Add in the Attack on Titan crossover and Guilds Phase 2 on December 3, and there is a clear runway from late 2025 into 2026 for both casual and competitive players.