A fresh collection of themed cosmetic items has been revealed by Brawl Stars, specifically designed for the nine collaborative organizations within its competitive gaming initiative.
This collection encompasses a complete array of profile pictures, graffiti, and badges. These items are currently available for players to acquire within the game, and a portion of the revenue generated from sales will be directed to the participating teams.
To acquire these items, simply access the in-game store and locate the esports symbol within the customization area. A notable update for this year is the introduction of animated profile images.
Between February 27th and March 1st, these items are featured on the main page of the store, offering a temporary price reduction when bought as a package.
The competitive gaming entities currently enrolled in the Brawl Stars esports partnership scheme encompass Team Heretics, FUT Esports, LOUD, Reply Totem, Tribe Gaming, NAVI, ZETA DIVISION, Team Hmble, and SK Gaming.
The exact proportion of earnings allocated to the affiliated teams has not been disclosed by Supercell. In exchange for these digital assets, these esports organizations are anticipated to back the Brawl Stars Championship by highlighting its competitive nature and cultivating narratives surrounding the event.
During the previous year, Spacestation Gaming was dropped from the game’s competitive partnership initiative. Supercell issued a statement explaining that their requirements for partner clubs are substantial and that the arrangement isn’t always suitable for every entity.
Team Hmble, who secured the world championship in 2024 and finished as the runner-up last year, later became a participant in the program.
The State of Brawl Stars Competitive Gaming in 2026
The competitive scene for Brawl Stars is set to experience a major transformation in 2026, with BLAST assuming the role of tournament organizer, succeeding ESL.
The Brawl Stars Championship 2026 is back, featuring six qualifier events each month, all culminating in the $2 million World Finals scheduled for November.
Furthermore, the mid-season Brawl Cup is slated to occur in Berlin, Germany, from May 15th through 17th, marking its debut as an independent event.
