Brawlhalla Esports to feature largest fighting game prize pool of all time for 2022 season

More competitions and a bigger prize pool highlight the free-to-play title's seventh competitive season.
Image via Blue Mammoth Games

Heading into its seventh year, Brawlhalla Esports boasts the largest fighting game prize pool in history—totaling $1.32 million across all regions.

Recommended Videos

With the reveal of the Brawlhalla Esports 2022 season’s full roadmap, Ubisoft and Blue Mammoth Games confirmed the game would feature four Seasonal Championships and several other events, including the first Japan Invitational. Each Seasonal Championship will feature a larger prize pool than the previous year, with all four events set with a total of $100,000. 

Along with the Seasonal Championships, players will be able to compete in the Omen Oasis Championship, a Crew Battle Invitational, the Midseason Invitational, and the Brawlhalla World Championship 2021.

Two unannounced special events will be held in April and July between the three-vs-three Crew Battle Invitational and Spring Championship and 32-player Midseason Invitational and Summer Championship, respectively. New esports viewership rewards will also be available throughout the season, with more details to come at a later date.

Image via Blue Mammoth Games

To end the new season, players will be competing for $500,000 at the open-entry Brawlhalla World Championship 2022, which will be held in November. 

Blue Mammoth is continuing its work with Smash.gg to successfully mix open-entry events and pro invitational tournaments, while still creating a “pro-focused” environment. The team is also working to include new updates and improvements for competitors and spectators, adding to the promise made during the 2021 season.


Dot Esports is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article Guilty Gear Strive’s most requested character is finally on the way as ArcSys teases next season
Sol Badugy from Guilty Gear Strive.
Read Article ARC World Tour 2023 Finals: Full Guilty Gear Strive and Granblue Fantasy Versus Rising top results
Arc World Tour Finals 2023 banner.
Read Article Guilty Gear Strive’s next DLC fighter brings Jealous Rage, new content after 12-year absence
ABA Guilty Gear Strive
Related Content
Read Article Guilty Gear Strive’s most requested character is finally on the way as ArcSys teases next season
Sol Badugy from Guilty Gear Strive.
Read Article ARC World Tour 2023 Finals: Full Guilty Gear Strive and Granblue Fantasy Versus Rising top results
Arc World Tour Finals 2023 banner.
Read Article Guilty Gear Strive’s next DLC fighter brings Jealous Rage, new content after 12-year absence
ABA Guilty Gear Strive
Author
Cale Michael
Lead Staff Writer for Dota 2, the FGC, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and more who has been writing for Dot Esports since 2018. Graduated with a degree in Journalism from Oklahoma Christian University and also previously covered the NBA. You can usually find him writing, reading, or watching an FGC tournament.