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Ubisoft and Blue Mammoth Games have revealed their 2021 Brawlhalla Esports program! A total prize pool of USD $1,000,000 is up for grabs, with five international championships planned from February to November 2021. It’s Brawlhalla‘s biggest prize pool yet, demonstrating Ubisoft’s commitment to support the growing esports scene of its epic fighting game now counting over 50 million players worldwide.
Five international tournaments will be organized across the year. The 2021 season will kickstart with the Winter Championship: with a USD $75,000 total prize pool, this online tournament will happen from 27 February to 14 March. Brawlhalla supports cross-platform play, allowing players to compete on any platform. Players will be able to register starting today. You can check out for more information here.
Later this year, players across the world will be able to participate in:
- The Spring Championship: happening online in April and May
- The Summer Championship: happening online in July
- The Autumn Championship happening online in September and October
- The World Championship: happening in November. More information on the format will be shared later this year
In these tournaments, all players will have a chance to earn winnings from the Brawlhalla esports program prize pool. Ubisoft and Blue Mammoth Games will also organize several invitational events throughout the year, including the Brawlhalla Pro Series, a four-week online competition with a unique new format that will take place in June. More details to come later on.
Will 2021 be the year you shoot your shot in Brawlhalla esports?
