Brawl Stars
3v3 mobile arena. Matches are 2 minutes, so the whole match is the reel.
Different games · Different styles · Same passion
All games. One community.
Upload your match. We find the moments, cut the reel and narrate it — using coverage rules built for the game you actually play, not a generic template. More than a game.
3v3 mobile arena. Matches are 2 minutes, so the whole match is the reel.
Mobile CoD. Same killfeed problem as console -- audio carries the cut.
Mobile clan-war strategy. Clan wars are the whole game — no first-party app needed.
Battle royale. One long drop with a short payoff — the reel is built around the final circle.
5v5 mobile MOBA. The announcer puts every big moment on screen as text — one of the most OCR-friendly titles on the network.
5v5 MOBA on phone and Switch. Zapdos at the two-minute mark decides most games.
Mobile battle royale. Long drop, short payoff -- the reel lives in the final circle.
VR social. Paintball, dodgeball and user-made rooms — the mode changes every match, so results are uploader-declared.
Mobile + VR social adventure. No combat, no score — this is showcase and community content, judged rather than won.
Squad battle royale. The champion screen makes results readable.
Team FPS. Killfeed moves too fast for reliable OCR, so this format leans on audio and the end-of-match card.
5v5 tactical. Round wins and clutches are the whole highlight reel.
Football. Goals are announced on screen and the replay is built in.
Battle royale. One long drop with a short payoff — the reel is built around the final circle.
Sim racing. Long races, so the reel is overtakes and the last lap.
5v5 MOBA. The announcer names every big moment out loud and on screen.
12-player kart racing. The final lap is the reel, every time.
1v1 fighting. Fatalities are a six-second highlight the game hands you.
4v4 ninja brawler. Leans into ougi impacts and last-ninja-standing comebacks.
5v5 streetball sim. Crews, The City, Park and Rec — power progression and clan culture with no first-party app.
5v5 hero shooter. Play of the game is a highlight the game cut for you.
VR tactical shooter. Search and destroy rounds, reloading with your hands.
Co-op VR ghost hunting. Fear is the content — no scoreboard, judge-verified.
5v5 MOBA on phone and Switch. Zapdos at the two-minute mark decides most games.
VR social. Paintball, dodgeball and user-made rooms — the mode changes every match, so results are uploader-declared.
3v3 car soccer. Goals and saves are announced on screen, so the detector barely has to guess.
Mobile + VR social adventure. No combat, no score — this is showcase and community content, judged rather than won.
1v1 fighting. Drive Impact reversals and last-pixel comebacks are the whole reel.
Platform fighting. Stocks and the GAME! banner make it trivially readable.
1v1 fighting. Every round ends on a cue the game puts on screen — the cleanest format on the network.
5v5 tactical shooter. Ranked, orgs, and clan scrims — readable round results.
VR rhythm. A run is one song, and the score screen is fully readable.
VR tag. No HUD at all -- pure movement, so the uploader calls the result.
VR tactical shooter. Search and destroy rounds, reloading with your hands.
Co-op VR ghost hunting. Fear is the content — no scoreboard, judge-verified.
VR battle royale with vertical movement. Squad wipes are the beats.
VR social. Paintball, dodgeball and user-made rooms — the mode changes every match, so results are uploader-declared.
Mobile + VR social adventure. No combat, no score — this is showcase and community content, judged rather than won.
VR mini golf. Calm, social, and hole-in-ones are the whole feed.
Judged dance battles. No HUD, no scoreboard — a judge marks the rounds and the reel is built from those marks.
You are not paying for a nicer app. You are paying for the ways people earn here — 6 of them, before a single referral.
A seat on the network. Upload, get cut, run your own tournaments in one format, and start earning.
Every earning surface, five formats, and your viewers can run predictions on your matches.
Unlimited formats, your own domain, your channel keeps the videos. For someone running this as their business.
The coverage engine is built and the formats above are live in the registry. Sign-ups, tournaments and payouts are still being wired. It's a lifestyle.