Episodes

  • Brawl Stars 2025 Update Unveils Starr Park Lore, Hypercharges, and Epic Angels and Demons Event

    Brawl Stars 2025 Update Unveils Starr Park Lore, Hypercharges, and Epic Angels and Demons Event
    Aug 3 2025
    Brawl Stars has seen major developments in 2025, with several significant updates reshaping the experience for listeners and expanding the game’s universe. In June, Supercell introduced a major Trophy Road rework that now fully integrates the beloved Starr Park lore. Listeners can expect to progress through a themed park, unlocking rewards as they experience more of the game’s story directly in Brawl Stars, a feature that was previously limited to off-game media. Supercell is even hinting at a possible story campaign, suggesting a deeper narrative experience in the near future.

    All Brawlers are now slated to have Hypercharge abilities, ensuring that both new and existing characters are equipped with powerful, unique upgrades. Moving ahead, every new Brawler will release with their own Hypercharge, ensuring this mechanic stays central to gameplay. Developers are also balancing these additions to keep game dynamics fair and competitive. Alongside this, Supercell is considering a new mechanic after Hypercharges—a type of skill that relies on Power Points, a move that could address the surplus of Power Points for veteran players and introduce a new, upgrade-based progression system.

    The Brawl Stars team has actively responded to community feedback, shifting focus from just time-limited collaboration events to also ensuring each game update brings smaller, lasting improvements. Listeners can expect ongoing performance tweaks, bug fixes, easier Brawler selection in Ranked, and a more refined experience overall. Collaborations with iconic partners will continue, drawing in new participants and reigniting interest among seasoned players. Permanent changes are set to release roughly every four months, while collabs and limited events remain a staple for keeping the content fresh.

    One of the summer’s most anticipated recurring events, Angels & Demons, returned for two separate 12-day runs in July and August. Unlike previous editions, all Angelic and Demonic Skills start unlocked, giving listeners access to more customizations from the outset. Players can now combine up to three powerful skills, experimenting with synergistic effects that glow when certain skills are particularly compatible. These skills can be further enhanced by unlocking additional slots via special Angelic or Demonic Starr Drops, which are earned through daily play, quests, and contests.

    The Angels & Demons event also introduces new thematic skins, such as Blessed Buster, Ascended 8-Bit, and Martyr Meg from Angelic Drops, and Infernal Fang, Hellbull, and Grim Gus from Demonic Drops. Notably, these event-specific skins can drop regardless of Brawler ownership, making collection more accessible to all. Community-favorite game modes like Spirit Wars and Soul Collector have also returned as part of these events, adding variety and depth for long-time fans.

    Supercell consistently updates listeners through regular blogs, with monthly patch notes, event previews, and record change announcements ensuring everyone stays informed about the ongoing evolution of Brawl Stars. Collaboration events, permanent feature improvements, and a future focus on narrative and skill-based progression are setting the stage for a more engaging and expansive experience as 2025 continues to unfold[1][2][3][4].
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    4 mins
  • Brawl Stars 2025 Update Unveils Hypercharge Abilities, Starr Park Lore, and Exciting Gameplay Innovations

    Brawl Stars 2025 Update Unveils Hypercharge Abilities, Starr Park Lore, and Exciting Gameplay Innovations
    Aug 1 2025
    Listeners, the latest news on Brawl Stars as of August 2025 highlights a year of major innovation, new features, and evolving gameplay. Supercell’s development team has outlined an ambitious roadmap that aims to make the game more engaging and appealing to both veteran and new players. One of the most significant changes is the rework of the Trophy Road system. Previously serving as a simple progression tracker, the new Trophy Road is now deeply integrated with the game’s Starr Park lore, giving fans an opportunity to experience story content and better understand the universe and its characters. The developers have even teased the possibility of a story campaign, offering narrative depth that Brawl Stars’ community has long requested. The updated Trophy Road now involves progressing through Starr Park itself, with new thematic rewards at different Trophy milestones.

    In the gameplay department, every Brawler now features a Hypercharge ability, with all future Brawlers launching with a Hypercharge from day one. Hypercharges fundamentally change how matches play, providing powerful, temporary upgrades during battles. This universal rollout brings new balancing challenges and excitement, and listeners can expect tweaks as balance data comes in. To address excess Power Points, especially for longtime players with maxed-out accounts, the team is introducing a new skill system later this year, letting players invest Power Points to unlock and upgrade additional skills, keeping endgame progression lively.

    Social and cosmetic features are also a focus. Achievements are on the horizon, promising to give players new long-term goals and special rewards. Community engagement remains core to Brawl Stars’ strategy. In 2025, Supercell is making a concerted effort to deliver permanent, quality-of-life improvements with every update. This includes changes such as smoother performance, bug fixes, and streamlining Brawler selection in Ranked play. The game will continue its popular brand collaborations, introducing limited-time crossover events to attract new faces and re-energize lapsed players. These events are paired with permanent improvements, ensuring novelty doesn’t overshadow stability.

    For event fans, July and August heralded the return of the Angels and Demons events. This year, all Angelic and Demonic Skills are available from the start, and players can combine up to three skills for their Brawler by unlocking Skill Slots through Angelic or Demonic Starr Drops. The event includes new Angel and Demon Skins, as well as classics from previous years, which can drop even if listeners don’t have the matching Brawler yet. Spirit Wars and Soul Collector game modes have also returned, giving players more ways to compete and earn rewards. Performance improvements and continued focus on fun are visible in every patch, proving that the Brawl Stars team is dedicated to evolving the game’s experience for all listeners.

    To sum up, Brawl Stars in August 2025 is bringing new lore, expanded ability systems, robust events, and quality-of-life improvements, all designed to keep the game fresh, fun, and competitive for the global audience.
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    3 mins
  • Brawl Stars 2025 Update Revolutionizes Gameplay with Trophy Road Revamp and Esports Excitement

    Brawl Stars 2025 Update Revolutionizes Gameplay with Trophy Road Revamp and Esports Excitement
    Jul 30 2025
    Listeners, as of July 30th, 2025, Brawl Stars has seen significant updates and major events shaping both its gameplay and competitive scene. The most impactful recent change came with the July 2025 update, which introduced substantial gameplay modifications, a highly anticipated Trophy Road revamp, and new features for competitive players. The revamped Trophy Road now offers a reimagined progression system inspired by Starr Park, letting players earn a wider array of rewards as they advance through a theme park-style roadmap. This change aims to make the journey more engaging, with rewards better tailored to different stages of player progression, making the gameplay experience fresher and more rewarding for both newcomers and long-time fans. Major balance adjustments and quality-of-life changes were also part of this update, addressing feedback and meta shifts to ensure fairer and more dynamic matches. These changes include tweaks to brawler abilities as well as new ways to strategize in core game modes, keeping gameplay from becoming stagnant and forcing squads to rethink their approaches[1][5].

    In the world of esports, the Brawl Stars Championship July Monthly Finals for South America delivered notable drama. Roster changes, especially for key teams like Cass, have already begun paying dividends, offering them better results than previous months. The finals featured matchups such as Loud versus Enosis, with both established names and fresh faces entering the highest stage. The competitive meta currently favors assassins and tank brawlers, with bans frequently targeting long-range characters and top-tier threats like Charlie, who remains the most banned brawler in East Asia and Europe, Middle East, and Africa. There is also excitement about a new Pro Pass—players can earn cosmetic rewards such as the Possessed Dynamike skin, Pro Pass XP, and additional in-game treats by participating and predicting match outcomes, increasing engagement for both casual and competitive listeners[2].

    On the developer side, a Q&A held at Comic Con revealed more about Brawl Stars’ future direction. The developers confirmed that the roster of brawlers is approaching 100, and while they did not detail plans for the 100th brawler, they shared enthusiasm for reaching that milestone and promised ongoing surprises as the team continues active development. Additionally, there are discussions about Brawl Stars expanding beyond mobile gaming, with early teases about a potential Brawl Stars movie, indicating the game's pop culture reach is growing[4].

    Leading into the 2025 competitive season, incentives for community tournaments have ramped up, and collaborations, such as with Matcherino, are introducing more ways for fans to engage, compete, and earn unique in-game items[3]. For dedicated listeners, following news from Supercell’s blog and livestreams remains the best way to stay ahead of updates, learn about the next incoming brawlers, fresh skins, events, and further Trophy Road changes as Brawl Stars approaches its eighth anniversary.
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    3 mins
  • Brawl Stars July 2025 Update Brings Major Gameplay Changes, Trophy Road Revamp, and Competitive Excitement

    Brawl Stars July 2025 Update Brings Major Gameplay Changes, Trophy Road Revamp, and Competitive Excitement
    Jul 27 2025
    Listeners, as of July 27, 2025, Brawl Stars has recently seen major updates and news shaping the game and its community. Just days ago, Supercell conducted scheduled maintenance on July 23, which delivered wide-reaching balance changes and content tweaks that have energized competitive and casual play alike. Sixteen different Brawlers received direct balance adjustments, split evenly between buffs—enhancements to make certain characters stronger—and nerfs, or reductions in strength, to temper others’ dominance and maintain fairness in gameplay. Notable changes include Meeple, whose maximum health increased from 3000 to 3200, base attack rose from 1200 to 1260, and reload speed improved, which should enhance Meeple’s brawling potential. Both Cordelius and Tick also gained higher base attack damage, specifically Cordelius increasing from 700 to 800 and Tick moving up from 640 to 680. These examples highlight Supercell’s ongoing commitment to keep the playing field balanced and dynamic for all types of listeners in the game environment.

    A particularly significant point from this update is the targeted nerf of Angelic Abilities. While the precise details of these nerfs were not provided in the search results, the move signals Supercell’s response to community feedback regarding the power level of these abilities. Listeners should expect a more restrained impact from Angelic mechanics going forward. To recognize the patience of the Brawl Stars community during this maintenance, Supercell granted all players two free Angelic Drops, further increasing the excitement and engagement within the player base.

    There have also been substantial changes outside of direct gameplay tweaks. The Trophy Road, a key progression system for players, has been reimagined and now features a Starr Park theme. Now, listeners can unlock rewards across themed worlds inspired by the in-game amusement park setting, with more worlds planned in the future. Rewards from the Trophy Road have become more substantial, offering items such as Legendary, Hypercharge, and Mythic Starr Drops, as well as in-game currencies including Power Points, Coins, Credits, and Bling. The Trophy Road itself now extends up to 100,000 trophies, and important to note, all rare and super rare Brawlers can only be unlocked through this system, removing the gem purchase option for these tiers. This landmark change alters the long-term progression experience and offers a more engaging journey for new and veteran listeners alike.

    On the competitive front, the Brawl Stars Championship 2025 July Monthly Finals captured the spotlight, notably in regions like South America. Noteworthy stories include teams such as Cass, who, after a recent roster change, are seeing improved performance in tournaments. There are also new pro passes and exclusive cosmetics available, like the possessed dynamite skin offered to listeners who engage with the pro pass content.

    Taken together, these updates show a game in continual motion, shaped by close community engagement and a steady stream of new content. Listeners can anticipate more thematic updates, evolving progression, and a balanced competitive environment as Supercell continues to refine and expand the Brawl Stars experience.
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    4 mins
  • Brawl Stars July 2025 Update Brings Major Gameplay Changes Trophy Road Revamp and Esports Excitement

    Brawl Stars July 2025 Update Brings Major Gameplay Changes Trophy Road Revamp and Esports Excitement
    Jul 25 2025
    The mobile game Brawl Stars saw significant changes and updates as of late July 2025, with Supercell rolling out scheduled maintenance on July 23 that brought notable balance adjustments, new rewards, and minor quality-of-life improvements[1]. The maintenance was anticipated heavily, with Supercell directly communicating the patch notes and main adjustments through official channels, including a focus on tweaking Angelic Abilities and offering compensation for any downtime.

    A total of 16 Brawlers received balance adjustments, split evenly between buffs and nerfs. For example, Meeple now has increased max health, attack damage, and a faster reload speed—specifically, health rose from 3000 to 3200, base attack from 1200 to 1260, and reload reduced from 1900 to 1800. Cordelius received a base attack bump from 700 to 800, and Tick’s base attack moved from 640 to 680[1]. These changes reflect Supercell’s continued efforts to keep the meta dynamic and fair for competitive play.

    Another highlight is the nerfing of Angelic Abilities, which, while not fully detailed in the search results, suggests an intention to reduce their dominance in the current game state. To compensate for the maintenance break, all players received two free Angelic Drops, directly adding value and engagement for committed listeners[1].

    Beyond specific Brawler changes, the broader ecosystem of Brawl Stars continues to evolve. The Trophy Road, a longtime staple for player progression, was recently reworked to be themed after Starr Park, the in-game amusement park[4]. Progression through the Trophy Road now unlocks rewards tied to different “worlds,” each representing areas within Starr Park, with more worlds to be added over time. Rewards are more generous, including Legendary, Hypercharge, and Mythic Starr Drops, along with Power Points, Coins, Credits, and Bling. The Trophy Road itself has been extended, now ranging up to 100,000 Trophies, and rare and super rare Brawlers are exclusively unlocked through this system—not with gems[4].

    On the esports front, the Brawl Stars Championship South America Monthly Finals in July had notable storylines, including roster changes for prominent teams and fresh teams making their debut. Competitive matches emphasized a meta favoring tanks and assassins, with specific Brawlers like Charlie frequently banned, reflecting top-level strategies in the global scene[2].

    Looking ahead, Brawl Stars was also promoted as a major presence at San Diego Comic-Con, with a real-life Starr Park experience for fans, further blending the digital and physical worlds for players and the broader community[1].

    In summary, late July 2025 has been a period of substantial gameplay refinements, increased reward accessibility, and continued development of both the competitive and community aspects of Brawl Stars. The patch shows Supercell’s commitment to balancing the game while enriching player experience through both in-game events and real-world initiatives[1][3][4].
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    3 mins
  • Brawl Stars Pro Pass 2 Launches with New Game Modes, Expanded Rewards, and Intense Esports Championship Action

    Brawl Stars Pro Pass 2 Launches with New Game Modes, Expanded Rewards, and Intense Esports Championship Action
    Jul 23 2025
    Brawl Stars has seen a busy July 2025, highlighted by the release of the Brawl Stars Pro Pass 2 and ongoing major esports competitions. The Pro Pass 2 officially launched on July 17, 2025. This seasonal event introduced two progression paths: a free path, which offers useful rewards to all players, and a paid path that includes exclusive items such as a special skin and several maxed-out Brawlers. The paid Pro Pass aims to make the game even more engaging for listeners by delivering premium content and incentives through additional rewards like Starr Drops, Ranked Drops, and Pro Skin upgrades. This Pro Pass season will run until mid-November 2025, giving plenty of time to complete and enjoy its content.

    In terms of new gameplay features, June 2025 brought significant updates to the core game content. Two entirely new game modes, Knight Fight and Dodgebrawl, were added, along with the return of Token Run. These modes provide listeners with fresh gameplay experiences and new ways to earn rewards. Furthermore, the Trophy Road, a key progression track in Brawl Stars, received a major rework. Themed around Starr Park, the Trophy Road now breaks into different “worlds,” each representing the home for sets of Brawler trios. As a result, players can now earn a greater diversity of rewards across these worlds, such as Legendary, Hypercharge, and Mythic Starr Drops, alongside existing currencies like coins, credits, Bling, and Power Points. Importantly, the Trophy Road was extended to 100,000 trophies, and all rewards have been upgraded to increase their value. Notably, Rare and Super Rare Brawlers are now exclusively unlocked via Trophy Road, no longer available for purchase with gems.

    On the esports front, the Brawl Stars Championship 2025 has entered its summer split, with July’s monthly finals taking place just two days ago. This is a crucial stage for teams as points are now doubled, and every win could determine who makes it to the world finals in the fall. In North America, teams like Tribe and Elevate are close to securing a world finals spot, while teams like Space Station, SMN, Pioneers, and Electros are battling closely for the remaining positions. The high stakes and intense competition mean listeners can expect dramatic moments and shifting standings throughout the rest of the split.

    Listeners should also be aware that previous systems such as Masteries have been discontinued, with their rewards integrated into the new Trophy Road, streamlining progression and prize acquisition. For those returning after a break, any unclaimed rewards, including Brawlers, will be automatically collected when logging in after updates.

    In summary, July 2025 marked major changes for Brawl Stars: the new Pro Pass 2’s launch, expanded reward systems, fresh game modes, and high-stakes competitive play. These developments are crafted to enhance both the casual and competitive experiences, ensuring there is something new for everyone in the Brawl Stars community[1][2][3][4].
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    3 mins
  • Brawl Stars July 2025 Update Brings Angels and Demons Event, Comic-Con Excitement, and Esports Action

    Brawl Stars July 2025 Update Brings Angels and Demons Event, Comic-Con Excitement, and Esports Action
    Jul 20 2025
    Listeners, Brawl Stars continues to generate excitement in July 2025, with major news and updates captivating its player base. The highly anticipated Angels and Demons event has returned, split into two parts. The first phase launched on July 17 and will run for 12 days, offering players the opportunity to collect up to 100 Angelic Starr Drops. These drops contain valuable in-game resources and exclusive skins, with the resources being double the usual amount found in normal Star Drops. This presents a significant boost for any player hoping to progress quickly in the game. The second phase, featuring Demonic Drops and additional rewards, is scheduled for late August, keeping the Brawl Stars community engaged throughout the summer[1].

    In addition to the event, the July 2025 update brought substantial gameplay improvements and introduced the new Pro Pass system. This new progression feature is designed to offer even more rewards and incentives for dedicated players as they climb through the ranks of the game[2]. Community excitement was especially high around these changes, and discussions highlighted smoother gameplay experiences and additional customization options.

    Brawl Stars is also making a significant impact beyond the digital world. Supercell, the game’s developer, has revealed a large-scale in-person presence at San Diego Comic-Con 2025. Starr Park, an amusement park inspired by the game’s setting, takes over the area next to the Convention Center from July 24 to July 27. Immerse yourself in themed carnival games, exclusive merchandise giveaways, and the opportunity to meet Brawl Stars characters like Spike. A unique partnership with MrBeast’s Feastables introduces 20,000 limited Brawl Bars, each containing in-game reward codes. Attendees can also join chaos-themed activities across San Diego, thanks to Spike’s Street Team and various surprise events[3].

    Esports fans have plenty to cheer for as well. The Brawl Stars Championship 2025 July Monthly Finals are taking place, with top teams from across South America competing for prestige and prizes. This competitive circuit continues to draw considerable international attention and showcases high-level talent and dramatic matches[4].

    Further news from Supercell highlights ongoing ways to earn rewards, such as special challenges to defeat characters like Mortis, and changes made in the recent June and July updates. The developers continue to address feedback and implement records adjustments to maintain balance in the fast-paced gameplay environment[5].

    All of these developments demonstrate how Brawl Stars remains a vibrant sensation nearly eight years after its initial release, offering new content, experiences, and competitive opportunities that keep listeners returning for more.
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    3 mins
  • Brawl Stars July 2025 Update Brings Angels and Demons Event, Pro Pass, Comic-Con Excitement, and Major Gameplay Improvements

    Brawl Stars July 2025 Update Brings Angels and Demons Event, Pro Pass, Comic-Con Excitement, and Major Gameplay Improvements
    Jul 18 2025
    Listeners, Brawl Stars fans have a lot to be excited about this July 2025, with significant updates, major events, and community activities making headlines. The highlight this month is the highly anticipated return of the Angels and Demons event, now unfolding in two parts. The first part began on July 17 and will run for 12 days until July 28, offering 100 Angelic Starr Drops as rewards. These Angelic Drops contain resources and skins that give double the normal value compared to regular Star Drops, making this a prime opportunity for listeners to boost their in-game inventories. Following this, the second part of the event is scheduled for late August, promising 100 Demonic Drops and another round of valuable prizes, keeping the competition and excitement alive into the summer months[1].

    On the same day, Brawl Stars introduced Pro Pass 2 for July 2025. This new season of the Pro Pass includes both free and premium reward paths. The free path allows everyone to collect essential in-game assets, while the paid progression path offers exclusive perks, such as rare skins and even fully maxed-out Brawlers. Listeners should know that this Pro Pass season will last until mid-November and includes returning features like Starr Drops, Ranked Drops, and Pro Skin upgrades to encourage continued play and progression[2].

    Beyond in-game rewards and passes, the Summer 2025 update for Brawl Stars kicks off July 17 and brings notable changes. One major development is the overhaul of ranked play, alongside the introduction of new Brawlers and a reworked progression system. These updates are designed to level up competition and provide a refreshed journey for veterans and newcomers alike[3]. There’s also an increased emphasis this summer on esports, with new incentives and tournament support broadening competitive opportunities for players at all skill levels[5].

    Outside the digital arena, Brawl Stars is stirring up excitement at San Diego Comic-Con 2025 by creating a real-life version of Starr Park, the whimsical in-game amusement park. This immersive adventure features carnival-style attractions inspired by Brawl Stars’ chaotic gameplay, including themed games, quirky culinary stops, and exclusive merchandise. Attendees can interact directly with iconic characters like Brawler Spike and participate in challenges for unique, live rewards. The celebration of Brawl Stars even spills into the city, with pop-up events and interactive challenges offering additional exclusive prizes to fans willing to take on wild dares or show off their knowledge and commitment to the game[4].

    In addition, regular blog and news updates from Supercell detail even more content, such as special reward challenges, recent balancing and records changes, and ongoing collaborations designed to enhance player experiences and community engagement throughout July[5]. With all these developments, listeners can expect Brawl Stars to be at the center of both the gaming world and popular culture this summer.
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    3 mins