Brawlhalla Is Making the Jump to Tabletop With a New Crowdfunded Card Game
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Ubisoft's free-to-play fighter Brawlhalla is expanding to the tabletop with a new crowdfunded card game developed by Maestro Media and Flyos, featuring customizable arenas, multiple game modes, and physical miniatures.
Ubisoft is looking to translate its long running free to play fighter into a physical format. Brawlhalla: The Card Game has officially launched its Kickstarter campaign, courtesy of developer Maestro Media and publisher Flyos. For a franchise that has spent over a decade building a massive digital player base across consoles and PC, this tabletop pivot represents a calculated effort to deepen community roots beyond standard platform updates.
Maestro Media brings notable pedigree to the project, having previously managed the highly successful Binding of Isaac tabletop adaptations. Lead designer Manuel Rozoy, whose past credits include the trading card game Altered, has structured the gameplay to mirror the frantic energy of the original fights. The box includes six legends with distinct decks and physical standees, allowing players to navigate a customizable arena, equip weapons, and brawl in matches that typically run between 20 and 40 minutes.
Flexibility is a major focus for the release, accommodating everything from head to play duels to two versus two team matches and four player free for alls. Players can choose between a fast paced Blitz mode where ringouts mean instant elimination or a classic mode featuring respawn mechanics. While digital live service titles often rely strictly on battle passes and seasonal patches to retain interest, this physical expansion offers dedicated fans a tangible way to gather around a table and celebrate the universe together.
As reported by Polygon, the crowdfunding campaign is live now with standard early backing incentives, including collectible pins for early supporters. For the modern gamer who treats multiplayer titles as social hubs, this card game adaptation offers a fresh avenue to experience a familiar roster without staring at a monitor. Original reporting and campaign details can be found at Polygon.
Tags: Brawlhalla, Tabletop, Board Games, Kickstarter, Ubisoft
Original article: Polygon