Lego Brawls

Lego Brawls is a family-friendly platform fighter. Each LEGO themed level offers different game modes, unique challenges, and win conditions. During multiplayer online play, players can compete 4v4 to control the point, gather collectibles in Collect Mode levels, play a battle royale-style game, or have a free-for-brawl where the last player standing wins. In Party Mode, players can play private games with friends locally or online. With cross-platform support, players can team up and compete, regardless of their game system. Lego Brawls allows the player to create their own "hero" to their liking with their own weapons and power-ups. "Event" themes are also available, such as a Halloween-themed "Brick or Treat" theme and Christmas-themed "Jingle Brawls" theme. A new mode named "Base Race". == Development and release ==

Lego Brawls was developed by Red Games. Lego Games Vice President Sean William McEvoy said that the game was developed for families to enjoy: "Having grown up playing with Lego, we were inspired to make Lego Brawls something that families could play together. Apple Arcade is the perfect venue for this shared experience. Whether they're playing on iPhones in separate locations or sitting next to each other in front of an Apple TV, players of all ages can enjoy the fun of Lego Brawls anywhere at any time." Lego Brawls was announced to be an Apple Arcade game exclusive during Apple's March 26 event. The trailer was released later that day. On October 25, 2019, Lego Brawls was released on macOS. Lego Brawls was released for Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S on September 2, 2022. == Reception ==

Lego Brawls received "generally unfavorable" reviews for PlayStation 5 according to review aggregator website Metacritic; Lego Brawls has drawn comparisons to Nintendo's Super Smash Bros.. In 2020, Lego Brawls was the 10th most-downloaded game on Apple Arcade. In the United Kingdom, it debuted at number 30 on the physical sales chart for the week ending September 3, 2022. == References ==