Brawlhalla is one of the biggest competitive fighting games. There are near-constant Brawlhalla tournaments that give players the chance to advance in the competitive ecosystem and fans something to watch to see the highest level of play in action. We’re now in year eight of Brawlhalla esports, and that tournament structure has gotten pretty full.

From DreamHack events and fighting game esports majors, there are loads of places that host Brawlhalla tournaments. There are smaller and third-party Brawlhalla esports tournaments, but also the official competitive circuit for Brawlhalla. If you want to get up to speed with how all of the tournaments work and when you can catch them, these are all of the major Brawlhalla tournaments.

Brawlhalla Tournaments Explained

The Brawlhalla tournament structure is largely built around the official circuit. This is a developer supported tournament circuit with progression. There are smaller events that feed into national majors which feed into international LANs. This means players are competing for their spots at the higher ends of Brawlhalla fighting game esports with every match.

In 2023, Brawlhalla esports are bigger than ever. This time the full tournament series is giving away more than $1,000,000 in prize money. That’s a big part of why Brawlhalla events are bigger than most other fighting games at tournaments feature multiple games.

The central event for Brawlhalla tournaments is the World Championship, due to be hosted in November 2023. In the lead up though, there are near-constant other events where players are competing for their spots.

These are the major tournaments for Brawlhalla in 2023.

Winter Championship (February)
Winter Royale (March)
Spring Championship (March)
Spring Royale (April
DreamHack Dallas (April)
Dreamhack Summer (June)
Summer Championship (July/Aug)
Summer Royale (September)
Autumn Championship (Sept/Oct)
Autumn Royale (October)
Brawlhalla World Championship (Nov)

The Championship events are major ones for each stage of the competition, where players are competing to move forward towards the finals in their regions. The Royales are invitational events which are a bit more refined but are great places to watch the very best active players competing.

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It’s all building up to the Brawlhalla World Championship; This is the central title for Brawlhalla esports. Players who make it this far would have had to have excelled at one of these tournaments so far, with this as the climax for the year.

Third-Party Brawlhalla Tournaments

Those are the mainline Brawlhalla tournaments run by the developers. However, this is a big game that can support more events. Alongside these, you’ll see smaller Brawlhalla events pop up all over the calendar. Some organizers run their own unofficial tournaments like Lost Kingdom. These cater to a different part of the Brawlhalla player base than the official tournaments. Then there are Brawlhalla tournaments at wider fighting game events, where the title gets a tournament for players attending which isn’t part of the official circuit.

Getting Involved in Brawlhalla Esports

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Those are the major Brawlhalla tournaments to think about. It’s really easy to get involved with Brawlhalla though. There are open-level tournaments where you can start testing out your skill and trying to rise up the Brawlhalla ranks.

This is one of the most open fighting game esports, it’s always a great time to jump in and get involved.