Two players. One device. Five lightning-fast duels.
Share the screen, split it down the middle, and settle it in a charged best-of series or a full knockout bracket. No sound, no accounts, no internet — just fingers, reflexes, and a room to win over.
Pass-and-play, right here
Static Brawl is made for the seat next to you. Hand the device across, take a half each, and let the fastest reflexes carry the room.
Takes the blue half — the left, the top, or the near side, depending on the duel. Bright avatar, own name, own record.
Holds the violet half. Same rules, mirrored controls, everything decided in the moment on the shared glass.
The card of five
One tidy hub, five simple duels. Each is over in seconds and easy to read at a glance — the hard part is being faster than the person beside you.
Tap your half of a circular ring to shove a glowing core off the rival's edge. Out-hammer them and the core goes over the line.
The screen splits in two and waits. When the central signal flashes, be first to tap your half — but jump early and it's a false start.
Tap as fast as you can to haul a bright spark marker up a vertical rope to your end before your rival drags it back.
A shared grid of nine pairs, played in turns. Most pairs wins — remember what your rival exposed and steal the match back.
Each player's pointer sweeps a bar with a target band. Tap to lock — closest to the centre of the band takes it.
Set the stakes
A quick head-to-head, or a whole evening of eliminations. Same disciplines, different tension.
Pick two brawlers, choose a discipline from the cards or hit Random, and settle it fast.
A single-elimination bracket for a bigger crowd, with the device passed between pairs.
Everything stays on the glass
Profiles, records, standings and milestones — all kept on the device, nothing sent anywhere.
Give each player a name and a bright avatar drawn from a generated set of twelve. Their profile travels from duel to duel.
Wins and losses tracked separately for every one of the five duels, so each player can see exactly where they shine.
Every bracket run counts — tournaments played, tournaments won, and each player's best placement, kept over time.
A leaderboard that lines up every local player, so the whole roster can see who's ahead across all the brawling.
Fifteen app-wide milestones to chase across the disciplines and modes — long-run goals that reward returning to the ring.
No sound and no music at all — Static Brawl is built entirely from lightning and motion, so it plays anywhere without a peep.