Nintendo Switch is one of the top-grossing consoles in recent times. Fans from different parts of the world love the device due to its portable nature, as they can game anywhere they wish. The switch console has a massive library of video games helping it to cater to different audiences at the same time. From arcade, action, and strategy to horror and simulation, this Nintendo console has it all. 

In the past few years, Nintendo Switch players have seen a sharp incline in terms of new game releases as franchises have turned towards them for support. LEGO Brawls sets a prime example under this category as its devs have now decided to launch the game on Switch. Previously, the publishers had limited its release to iOS, but now, even Switch fans will have a taste. 

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LEGO Brawls was one of the anticipated games of 2019. After all, it opened a new era for LEGO games as players were now able to battle around for victory. However, there was a major problem that the majority of fans faced with LEGO Brawls. 

Bandai Namco Entertainment, its developers had limited the game to iOS users, adding it to the Apple Arcade library. Fans raged over the issue, making the developers release it on various platforms. So, Bandai Namco announced a fresh release for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch.

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Youtuber BeatEmUps was one of the first to show its gameplay as he uploaded a video showing it off with some friends. “There are so 77 trillion combination possibilities as you built the ultimate LEGO mini brawler,” said the YouTuber while making the perfect one for himself. 

Later in the video, he featured some exclusive gameplay on the Nintendo Switch, with all players jumping into battle. However, there was a part of the video that left fans awestruck as Hawker featured a LEGO version of Chris Pratt.

Post that, they gave their opinions about the game, talking about the best and worst parts of it. Although, during that time, one question popped into everyone’s mind. How cool would it be if LEGO added a battle royale to LEGO Brawlers?

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What are your thoughts about this? Will you be buying LEGO Brawls post its release? Let us know your opinions about the game in the comments section.