So, although characters in the game look different and there are a ton of them, they don’t have a diverse set of abilities you might expect after playing something like Overwatch or Apex: Legend-where each character fundamentally changes how you play. Everyone plays mostly the same, barring the range of their specific weapons.

(Most hidden behind microtransactions) However, when it comes down to gameplay, a lot of the differences between these characters start to feel superficial. Where Brawlhalla doesn’t have the same long-standing game history for its characters as its competitors-it does come with a lot of very colorful characters. However, playing for too long has you notice some things that really come to lessen its replayability on most solo outings. When it comes down to gameplay, Brawlhalla is a fun time in small doses. That being said, the intense microtransaction formula, though of course necessary in this model of game, has some drawbacks. Additionally, the free-to-play model allows you to invite your friends to join in on a game that is best shared with a group. Be warned, ranked (like most fighting games) has some really talented players.

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