Find a player

Type a Brawlhalla name or ID in the search on the home page, or press Ctrl K (⌘ K on a Mac) on any page to open the search palette, which also lists the site's main pages. Suggestions appear as you type; press Enter to search all players.

Rankings

Ranked leaderboards by game mode and region, sortable by several columns. Select a player's name to open their profile.

Player profiles

A profile is split into tabs: overview, ranked season, 2v2 teams, legends, weapons and gadgets. From the top of the profile you can add the player to your favourites, copy the link or compare them with others.

Legends and weapons

Statistics for every legend and weapon, measured on the top ranked players: how often they are played, their win rate, damage and KOs.

Guilds and Compare

Top Guilds ranks clans by XP; open a clan to see its members. Compare puts up to four players side by side.

Looking for teammates

Read the ads players post to find a partner, filtered by region and tier. Posting your own ad requires an account.

Mini-games

Guess the Legend, ELO Duel and Lore Quest can be played without an account. Sign in to save your streaks and appear on their leaderboards.

Your account

An account is optional. It keeps your favourites across devices, links your own Brawlhalla profile (My Profile), and lets you post ads and save mini-game streaks. From the account page you can export your data or delete your account at any time.

Language and theme

The settings button in the top bar switches between nine languages and between the dark and light themes.

Not available yet

The NexHalla overlay is a desktop application that is still in development. It cannot be downloaded yet: its page, NexHalla Overlay, describes what it does, and the download will be offered there once its installation has been validated.

Connecting it to your account

The overlay will connect to your NexHalla account in one of two ways: by signing in from the application with your email and password, or with a device token generated on the account page, under Devices. Both require a verified email address. A token is shown only once; copy it into the application.

Managing access

Every connected application is listed under Devices on the account page, with the date it was last used, and can be revoked there at any time. Changing or resetting your password revokes all of them; deleting your account removes them.

• It shows up on its own when Brawlhalla is running and hides when the game closes. You can change this in its settings.
• Search by name. Pick a player in the list to open their sheet.
• Opponent reading (Ctrl Shift S, experimental): it reads the names shown on screen and looks up their sheets (see below).
• It never touches the game. No memory reading, no injection, no keystrokes sent to the game: it sees the screen the way a screenshot does.
• Available in 9 languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
• Automatic updates. They download in the background and install when you close the app.

• Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit.
• About 141 MB to download and 420 MB on disk.
• An Internet connection, for player sheets and their images (legends, weapons, ranks).
• No administrator rights: it installs for your Windows account only.
• For opponent reading, a Windows OCR language that covers the script of the names. Otherwise the overlay falls back to a built-in English engine, which is less accurate.

1. Download NexHalla-Overlay-0.2.0-x64.exe and run it.
2. Windows will probably show a SmartScreen warning. The overlay is not digitally signed, so Windows does not know its publisher. To continue, open the warning's additional information, then choose to run the app anyway.
3. At the end of the installation, you can choose to launch the overlay when Windows starts.
4. On first launch, the overlay shows itself once, with a welcome note. After that it waits for Brawlhalla. Its icon may be among the hidden icons of the taskbar (the ^ arrow).

Uninstall

Windows Settings, Apps, NexHalla Overlay. Your settings are kept in %APPDATA%\nexhalla-overlay: delete that folder to erase everything.

• Ctrl Shift X — shows or hides the overlay
• Ctrl Shift Z — click-through: your clicks go to the game through the overlay
• Ctrl Shift S — reads the opponents' names on screen
• Esc — hides the overlay

The overlay does not take the focus when it appears. Click in its panel to type a name.

Tested on one PC, with the overlay visible over the game:

• Maximized: during a play session, matches included.
• Fullscreen: one check, on the main menu.

Windowed mode has not been tested. If the overlay does not appear, switch Brawlhalla to Maximized.

With Ctrl Shift S, the overlay takes a capture of the screen and reads the names on it. The reading happens on your PC, with Windows OCR. It then looks up each name on NexHalla: 6 names at most per reading. If a name matches a single player, their sheet opens; if there are namesakes, you choose.

• The reading is not perfect. It was measured on 4 names only, in 2 game captures: with zones, all 4 were read exactly, with no false name; on the whole screen, 3 were read exactly and 1 partly, plus 3 false names searched for nothing.
• Draw a zone around the names, in the overlay's settings: reading is more reliable there. If you change screen or resolution, draw it again.
• A name in a non-Latin script (Cyrillic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean) can only be read with the matching Windows OCR language.
• The captured image never leaves your PC and is not saved. Only the names read are sent to NexHalla, for the search.

The overlay talks only to nexhalla.com. It sends it the names you search or that the reading finds, and the ID of the players whose sheet you open. At each launch, the update check also sends a random identifier, specific to your installation. Details: Privacy.

• One screen at a time: the one where the mouse is when the overlay appears.
• Brawlhalla on Windows only.