Realm Brawlers

A belt-scrolling brawler

REALM
BRAWLERS

Every realm a new fight. Every fighter a story of their own.

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Realm Rogue: realm map

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Pick a fighter. Each story has 5 chapters of 5 levels, and you fight beside their master. Levels pay coins, chapter bosses pay gems.

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How to play

Controls

WASD / arrowsMove. Up and down walk into or out of the screen. J or ZAttack. Tap 3 times for a combo. Up + attack: uppercut. Down + attack: your fighter's technique. While running: dash attack. Also picks up items. Double-tap A/D, or ShiftRun (uses stamina). K or XJump. Attack in the air for a flying kick. L or CSpecial move (mana + stamina). U or BUltimate (needs a full mana bar). I or VHold to block hits from the front. Block + a direction: dodge roll. Esc or PPause: perks, stats and sound.

Change any key in Settings › Controls. Phone or tablet (sideways): drag your left thumb to move; the right thumb has attack, with jump, block, special and ultimate around it. Controller? See Game controller on the right.

Fighting basics

New? Training (on the title screen until you finish it, then Replay training above) teaches every move with Master Ash in about three minutes. Then First steps (top right of the title screen, under Missions) gives you 9 starter goals, each paid in gems when you claim it. The game opens up as you play: your first Story clear opens Realm Rogue mode and Upgrades, your first Realm Rogue clear opens Allies.
Depth matters: you only hit foes on roughly the same line as you.
Mana (blue) pays for specials, ultimates and a little for techniques. Stamina (yellow) is used by running, specials, techniques, rolls, dash attacks and throws; low stamina makes specials slower.
Techniques: down + attack. Every fighter has their own: Ember's Flame Palm, Frostline's Frost Slide, Anvil's Iron Headbutt and so on (see each fighter in the Collection). A technique costs only 8 mana but 22 stamina, so you can use it often if you don't run everywhere.
Dash attack: attack while running for a shoulder charge that knocks the first foe down. Costs a little stamina.
Dodge roll: hold block and press a direction to roll. You can't be hit for most of the roll. Costs stamina.
Uppercut and juggling: up + attack pops a foe into the air. Keep hitting them before they land (up to 5 hits); a heavy hit or flying kick slams them down. Bosses are too heavy to launch.
Grab and throw: walk into a dazed foe to grab them. Attack to knee them (twice), attack again to throw. Hold the other way to throw them behind you. A thrown foe knocks down anyone they hit.
Throwables (knives, boulders, rubber chickens...) drop into levels. Walk over one and attack to pick it up (you carry it over your head), attack again to throw. They break after 3 throws.
Stage hazards: every realm has its own (see Stage hazards below).
Potions sometimes drop: attack next to one to drink it. Red heals 30%, blue gives 40 mana.
Knocked out? Watch an ad to get back up at 50% health, once per level. The rest of that level also gets 5% easier, but it costs you on your grade.

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Level grades (S to F)

Every level you clear gets a grade from S to F before your rewards. It changes your coins only: S ×1.5, A ×1.25, B ×1.1, C as normal, D ×0.85, F ×0.7. Gems are never cut.
It's out of 100 points, most important first: health kept (30), speed (12), no revive (10), combo attacks with your allies (10; with no allies, your longest hit chain counts instead), accuracy (8), move variety (8: combos, uppercuts, juggles, grabs, dash attacks, rolls, techniques, specials, throws...), knockouts that were yours (7), using the stage to catch foes in hazards (5), defense: blocks and parries (5), and difficulty (5, only if you took almost no damage).
S needs 90 points, A 78, B 64, C 50, D 36. Reviving with an ad keeps you from an S. Tap "How was this graded?" on the results to see every part.

Stage hazards

Hazards hit both teams, but foes take 50% more damage from them (bosses don't) and rarely see them coming, so knock, throw and lure foes into them ("STAGE HIT!"). It also counts toward your grade. A shadow, glow or flashing sign always warns you first. From level 2 each realm also adds a prop anyone can use. On level 5 the boss uses the hazard against you once it's down to half health. Story chapters set in these places have them too.
Harbor Docks: a crane drops crates where the shadow is. On the last wave a sea monster smashes the end of the dock (get off when you see the crack): a foe knocked into the water is out, you lose 15% health and climb back. Thrown barrels roll along the floor. Dock thugs try to shove you in.
Water + lightning: the dock puddles (Harbor) and tide pools (Coral) conduct lightning. When Volt-9’s Arc Beam or Thunder Cannon crosses one, everyone standing in it is shocked and stunned, you too if you’re in it. Lure foes into the water, step out, then zap.
Bamboo Valley: bamboo sprouts and falls across the dark strip. Step on a spring stalk to bounce up; a foe knocked into one is launched for a juggle.
Sunscar Ruins: sinking sand slows you, then traps you, so keep moving. Attack next to the sun mirror to fire a sunbeam the way you face.
Frostfang Pass: icicles fall where the shadow is and freeze whoever they hit. On ice you speed up and stop slowly, and knocked foes slide far.
Sky Citadel: lightning strikes inside the glowing circle by a rod and stuns. Wind gusts push everyone one way.
Mire Thicket: bog pools slow and poison you, and burp gas. Vines snare whoever steps on them.
Coral Depths: jellyfish drift across and zap you. Bubble vents launch you up, and launch knocked foes for a juggle.
Neon Carnival: bumper cars race down the flashing lane. Attack next to the prize cannon to fire it.
Hollow Manor: haunted chairs fly at someone. Sometimes the lights go out and you only see around you and your allies.
Void Rift: rifts pull everyone in, so run away. Portals warp you to the other portal.

Realm Rogue mode

Test build: level 1 of every realm is open, so you can try any realm straight away. Starting another realm ends the current run.
10 realms of 5 levels; level 5 is the boss. Each realm is one run.
Your fighter is locked in until you beat the boss. If you're knocked out (or quit), the realm restarts at level 1. You can also abandon a run from the fighter screen.
After each level, pick 1 of 3 perks for the run. A "Fits your build" tag marks the one that suits your fighter. You can change your pick until you start the next level.
You can hold 5 perks; to take a 6th, purge one.
Beating a realm boss the first time gives gems and unlocks that realm's armor in the shop.
Hot realm: one realm is marked HOT, and it changes every 60 minutes, on the hour (never the same realm twice in a row). The realm map counts down to the next change. Every level you play there during that hour pays bonus coins and gems: +15% for runs 1-3, +20% for runs 4-8 and +30% after that. The count starts again with each new hot realm.
Leave mid-level and you can continue within 30 minutes.

Story mode

Test build: level 1 of every chapter is open, with the powers your fighter would have learned by then. Clearing a level you skipped ahead to only opens the next level of that chapter.
Every fighter has a journey: 5 chapters of 5 levels, with story scenes. All journeys are free to play.
You fight beside your master (and friends you meet), who are a bit stronger than normal allies.
The first time through, your fighter earns their powers: the special after chapter 2, the ultimate after chapter 4.
Finish the journey of a fighter you don't own to get them 60% off for 48 hours.
Leave mid-level and you can continue within 30 minutes.
The journey map: after level 2 of each chapter the path splits into a safe lane (top) and a hot lane (bottom, orange: one step harder, hazards come more often, and 15 gems for clearing level 4 the first time). Tap a level on either lane to play it; that lane becomes your path. The gold line shows how far you've come.
Secret rooms: each chapter hides one in level 1 (the diamond on the map). Look for a cracked wall at the back and hit it three times for 10 gems.
Your master talks to you during some fights, in speech bubbles.
Every journey has a rule of its own, on top of the hazards of the places it visits. Meters for cold, air, the crowd and hot iron show at the bottom right.
Ember: red rock burns, black rock is safe. A boss on red rock is armored until you knock it off.
Frostline: the cold meter fills unless you stand by a campfire; when it's full you slow down.
Anvil: carry ore to the forge for hot iron: harder hits for the whole team for a while.
Kestrel: some foes are still asleep. A hit on a sleeper counts double.
Volt-9: carry a power cell to the turret and it zaps foes for a while.
Marina: underwater, the air meter runs down; swim through the bubbles to refill it.
Nyx: stray black holes pull foes together, then pop and knock them down.
Oakheart: throw seeds and they grow into vines that snare foes.
Shade: guards watch with sight lines. Get seen and two more foes come running; a hit on an unaware foe counts double.
Jinx: juggles, throws and specials fill the crowd meter. When it's full the crowd goes wild and your team hits harder.

Allies and combo attacks

Buy up to 3 ally slots in the coin shop. Each lasts 24 hours. A run already going keeps its allies until it ends.
An ally is lost early only if it's knocked out in a level and you are knocked out too.
Combos: when two or more fighters on your side use their ultimates within about a second of each other, close together, the powers merge (Ember + Marina = Lava Tsunami). Allies can combo with you or with each other, and every extra fighter who joins makes it stronger. One fighter alone never makes a combo.
Every combo is listed in the Collection, with a looping preview.

Team chemistry

In Realm Rogue mode, pick which allies you bring with the Team button on the fighter screen: use the ‹ › arrows on each slot to go back and forth through your fighters, or leave it on Random. The same pop-up shows your team's chemistry.
Bonds grow each time a pair clears a level together, through medal tiers: Bronze (Acquainted) › Silver (Teammates) › Gold (Friends) › Platinum (Partners) › Diamond (Inseparable). Each tier gives both +1.5% damage while they fight together. Silver: they get back up faster. Gold: they chat during fights. Platinum: if one is knocked out, the other avenges them (+25% damage for 10 seconds). Diamond: their combo attack hits 25% harder.
Personalities: every fighter has one, and some pairs click. Great pairs get +6% damage and 15% faster mana, good pairs +3% damage, and clash pairs +5% damage from showing off (and they bicker).
Element links: some element pairs give the whole team a bonus: Wildfire (Fire + Wind) +6% damage, Steam (Fire + Ice) faster mana, Magma (Fire + Earth) more health, Conductor (Lightning + Water) and Deep chill (Ice + Water) stronger specials, Bedrock (Earth + Nature) less damage taken, Tidepool (Water + Nature) slow healing, Night shift (Dark matter + Invisibility) more critical hits. Jinx adds a random link each level.
Each fighter's personality, best partners, element links and bonds are in the Collection.

Boss parry

Press block just as a boss hits you. The boss is staggered and gets an effect from your fighter:
Ember burns, Frostline freezes, Anvil stuns, Kestrel bleeds, Volt-9 paralyzes, Marina soaks, Nyx poisons, Oakheart roots, Shade blinds, Jinx picks one at random.
The timing window gets tighter with every boss.

Shop, coins and gems

Battle pass: every level you finish gives battle pass XP (bosses, first clears and good grades give more; 1,000 XP per pass level). Each season lasts 30 days. Levels 1–50 each have a free reward and a better premium one. Bonus levels 51–99 give coins (more every 10th level), and premium adds gems at 55, 60, 70, 80 and 90 (320 in all), pairs of strong boosts at 65, 75, 85 and 95 (Titan size, Lucky strike, Overdrive, Regeneration), and a 2,500-coin chest at 99; level 100 holds the season's top prize: its own fighter, hat and trail (Season 1: Master Ash and the Sunforged set). Battle pass hats, trails and outfits work for every fighter once unlocked. Premium costs 800 gems and pays back 620 gems across its levels. Missions add a little battle pass XP too. Battle pass items are never sold. When a season ends its pass closes: you can activate it again for 800 gems. Only one pass earns XP at a time, and you can switch between the passes you own.
Coins come from playing. Clearing a level pays more the first time (×1.5), your grade scales it, and if you're knocked out you still keep 2 coins per knockout. They buy allies, ally training, fighters, upgrades and boosts.
Gems come from first boss wins, rewarded ads, missions, achievements, profile levels and gem packs. They buy fighters, cosmetics and boosts.
Gem packs and store exclusives are paid with real money. Purchases open at launch; until then they show “Coming soon”.
Upgrades (12, for every fighter: health, damage, mana, speed, stamina, toughness, guard, critical hits, specials, ultimate cost, throwing and getting up) and ally training (12, the same kind of stats plus tactics and a mana head start for your allies) last 24 hours, then need renewing. Each level costs more than the last.
Boosts last one level each; buy several to stack them. A boost that only works in certain moments (Second wind, Bubble shield, Special surge, Quick cast, Overdrive, Team synergy, Iron grip, Potion luck) is kept for the next level if it wasn't needed.
Deals: your first buy of each upgrade, boost or cosmetics segment is 50% off in coins (30% in gems). One coin boost at a time is 25% off for 10 buys or 24 hours. Whenever no deal is running, the next one arrives in 30 minutes, or right away with an ad.
Locked fighters cost gems or coins (shown on their card), or finish their Story mode journey to get them 60% off for 48 hours.
Cosmetics belong to one fighter and need that fighter unlocked. Store exclusives work for every fighter.
Ads: +5, +5, +10, then +10 gems a day (plus coins) (waits of 15, 30, then 60 minutes; resets at midnight GMT+3). After a level, an ad can double that level’s coins (gems and battle pass XP stay the same).
Event shop: event tokens from Event mode and event missions buy event-only items: looks, KO effects, companions, emotes, podiums, poses and titles. Never sold for coins or gems.

Event mode: Masters’ Trials

Every fighter trains with their Story mode master in a game of their own, 5 to 10 steps long, each step harder than the last. Steps open one at a time; you can replay any step you’ve cleared.
Ember and Master Ash: light every brazier (each one flips its neighbours). Frostline and Icy: Frozen Lake, a sliding-ice puzzle. Anvil and Grandma Ironsides: strike the glowing iron on time. Kestrel and Sensei Breeze: find the matching scrolls. Volt-9 and Professor Wattson: a circuit snake with a draining battery. Marina and Grandpa Kelp: Tide Race, a backgammon-style dice race. Nyx and Madame Gloom: repeat the stars in order. Oakheart and the Great Oak: turn the roots until all of them reach the spring. Shade and the Shadow Cat: follow the gem under the hats. Jinx and Old Giggles: pie the clowns, not Giggles.
Your master talks you through it: hints when you get stuck, jokes, and a lesson or two.
Trial tickets: one pool for every trial. Failing a step, restarting it or leaving it part-way uses a ticket; clearing a step costs nothing, and there’s no waiting after a loss. Tickets refill by themselves, one every 15 minutes, up to 5 (the count and the countdown sit next to your event tokens). Earn more, even above 5, from event missions (Silver, Platinum and Diamond levels), weekly, monthly and season missions (1 each), the daily chest (2) and the battle pass (2 free, 3 premium, at levels 7, 17, 27...).
Event missions (Missions › Event): 30 missions with five levels each, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. Some are about the trials (clear steps, finish trials, earn tokens, collect Event shop items, finish taunts); most count anything you do in the whole game (levels, knockouts, bosses, grades, moves, days played...). Every level pays event tokens (10, 15, 25, 40, 60), and the higher ones trial tickets too. Claim all picks them all up at once.
Tide Race: your moves only count when you tap Done; Undo takes them back one at a time until then. Follow the Gem gets sneaky in later steps: two swaps at once, hats that hop, fake glints, quick blackouts and a second round before you pick.
The first clear of every step pays event tokens (10 for step 1, 5 more each step after).
Event shop (Event mode, or Shop › Event shop), paid in event tokens only: Looks (Outfits, Hats and Trails: use the arrows under the preview to choose which fighter you see it on and who you buy and equip it for; they work for every fighter); KO effects (each one is its own short scene where a foe falls: Brazier Burst’s fire pillar, Snow Globe’s glass globe that shatters, Anvil Drop’s falling anvil, Pie in the Sky’s splat, Starfall’s constellation, Bubble Pop’s floating bubble, Short Circuit’s lightning, Leaf Storm’s whirlwind, plus Meteor Strike, Ice Spikes, Big Bonk, Sealed Away, Firework Finale, Geyser, Void Vortex, Full Bloom, Vanishing Act and Rest in Pieces: 18 in all); companions (a pet with a small bonus; one at a time); emotes (the bubble over your head when you taunt); podiums and poses (what you stand on, and what your fighter does on it, after every win: Cheer is free, then Big Wave, Temple Bow, Iron Guard, Fist Pump, Ice Spin, Flying Kick, Star Power, Handstand and Moonwalk); and titles (a ribbon in its master’s colour, shown under your name on your profile) plus the Masters’ Seal frame.
When do emotes show? Equip one in Emotes, then press Taunt in a fight (T or Y on a keyboard, or the Taunt button under Pause). Your fighter stops for a moment with the emote over their head: if nobody hits you, you get +18 mana and +10 stamina; get hit and it’s “Too cocky!”. Your emote also pops up next to you on the podium on the results screen after a win.

Missions and achievements

Open Missions on the title screen (right side). Daily missions (6 a day), weekly (9), monthly (13) and season missions (30) count what you do from the moment they start. Everything runs on game time (GMT+3): daily missions renew at 00:00 every day, weekly ones at 00:00 on Monday, monthly ones at 00:00 on the 1st, and season missions with each new season.
Missions pay coins, sometimes gems, battle pass XP (to your active pass) and profile XP. Claim every daily mission for the daily chest. Claim all 30 season missions for the season chest: the season's frame and its champion badge (Season 1: Ashfall Champion), which can't be earned after the season ends.
Battle pass XP from missions is small next to playing: about 16 pass levels a month if you do every mission.
Achievements (72 of them) have bronze, silver and gold tiers: 39 for the whole game (levels, bosses, knockouts, every kind of move, grades, combos, parries, blocks, flawless clears, coins and gems earned, days played, missions, looks, journeys, realms and more), and three for every fighter: mastery (levels cleared as them), knockouts and boss wins. Each tier gives gems, profile XP and a badge, never battle pass XP. Fighter mastery tiers unlock that fighter’s faces as avatars.
Event missions: 30 missions, each with Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond levels. They pay event tokens and trial tickets (see Event mode above). Weekly, monthly and season missions also give a trial ticket each, and the daily chest gives two.

Profile

Tap your profile (top right of the title screen). Tap your name to change it.
Titles come from the Event shop (Titles tab) and show under your name. Avatars: every fighter you own gives you their face; fighter mastery achievements add happy, fierce and surprised faces. Frames come from achievement tiers (Bronze, Silver, Gold), season chests, profile levels (Veteran at 10, Champion at 25, Legend at 50, Mythic at 100) and the Event shop (Masters’ Seal). Choose yours in Profile › Avatars.
Profile level sits on your card: tap it to open Levels, which shows what you’ve been paid and what the next levels give. Your level also shows on the profile button on the title screen.
Badges: every claimed achievement tier is a badge. Each achievement has its own badge icon and shape (a fist on a shield for Brawler, a crown pennant for Boss hunter, a lightning triangle for Ultimate power...); the rim shows the tier: bronze, silver or gold (gold glows). Fighter badges carry the fighter's colour and initial: a shield for mastery, a starburst for knockouts, a crowned pennant for boss wins. Badges are sorted into Special, Progress, Combat, Moves, Collection, Dedication and Brawlers, one card per achievement with its bronze, silver and gold badge side by side; filter by Earned or Still to earn. Tap up to 3 earned badges to show on your card. Hover, tap or click any badge to see how it's earned and how close you are.
Journey shows your story so far: levels, bosses, knockouts, grades, combos, favourite fighters, time played and more.
Profile XP raises your profile level, which has no cap. It’s separate from battle pass XP: profile XP never fills the pass, and battle pass XP never fills your profile. You earn it from missions, achievements and every level you play, and each new level pays coins and gems, with trial tickets every 5 levels and a new frame at levels 10, 25, 50 and 100. See them all in Profile › Levels. Later, in PvP and PvPvE, your card is what other players see.

Account and cloud save

First launch: choose Continue with Google, Continue with email (we send you a sign-in link; open it on the device you’re playing on) or Play as guest. Google and email either create your account or bring back the one you already have.
Guests play straight away, but their progress lives on that one device: clearing the browser or losing the phone loses it. Tap Sign up on your Profile card (or Settings › Account & data) to tie your progress to Google or an email; you keep everything you’ve earned.
Sign in (Profile card or Settings) brings progress saved on another device to this one.
Cloud save: once you’re online, your progress saves to your account a few seconds after it changes and when you close the game, and a new device downloads it when you sign in. Settings › Account & data shows when it last saved.
Two different saves? If you played on two devices without syncing in between, the game shows both (realms beaten, levels, fighters, coins, gems) and you choose which one to keep. Nothing is overwritten without asking.
Offline: the game keeps working and saves on your device, then catches up when you’re back online.
Sign out (Settings › Account & data, once you’ve signed up): your progress stays in your account and this device starts again as a new guest.
Gameplay data: on first launch we ask whether you’ll share anonymous gameplay data (levels, fights, screens) to help us fix difficulty and bugs. No name, email or payment details. Change it any time in Settings › Account & data.

Settings, news and codes

Settings (title screen) holds How to play and the Collection, plus: tips and hints on or off, fight chatter, screen shake, screen flashes, effects quality, sound, your own keys and touch button size.
Tips and hints is one switch: off stops coach tips and the chapter 1 hint bar; turning it back on shows every tip again, even ones you closed. Training always teaches.
Account and data: your account (sign up, sign in, sign out), where your save is, the gameplay data switch, and data deletion. Ask us to erase your data with “Request data deletion”. Data can’t be deleted straight from the game: our team checks each request and erases everything within 30 days. You can withdraw a request until then.
Privacy and Terms: the links under the main menu (and on the first screen) open our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Questions: support@realmbrawlers.com.
News has updates and patch notes; a dot on Settings means something new.
Redeem code: codes from events, socials and partner creators. Each works once per player.

Sound and music

Use the menu radio (title screen) to pick the menu song, or choose Effects only or OFF. Tap the speaker on its left to mute everything at once, and again to get your sound back.
In a level, pause (or open Settings) to switch between Music + SFX, SFX only, Music only and Off.

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Every fighter trains with their master in a game of their own: 5 to 10 steps, each harder than the last. The first clear of every step pays event tokens, for the Event shop.

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Event items are never sold for gems or coins. Looks work for every fighter (choose who with the arrows); one KO effect and one companion can be active at a time.

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Realm Rogue: realm map

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