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Originally released in beta on June 15th 2017, Brawl Stars became the 5th official Supercell game. The game almost died once with the addition of auto-aim in beta, but managed to pull through and was globally released on December 12th 2018. The game consists of three primary buttons. Your attack button(aimed or auto-aimed), your joystick, and your super button(not all supers can be aimed), which is an extra ability which will usually give the brawler its uniqueness. With 6 3v3 modes and 2 10 man modes, the gameplay is very diverse. Occasionally limited time events will pop up and on the weekends one of three special events will pop up. Brawl stars is by far the most f2p Supercell game out there, and the devs do listen to the community constantly. Currently, there are 43 brawlers, each with 2 star powers and soon to be 2 gadgets. Gadgets can be unlocked about half way into maxing out a character, and allows your character to use a new separate ability 3 times per match (some questionably strong but whatever). Star powers are passive abilities that will enhance the ability of your character (such as extra range or easier to charge supers). Im kinda too lazy to write more so imma just say its a good game but in some cases can get stale.
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