Ubisoft's free-to-play platform fighter Brawlhalla has played host to all sorts of collaborations over the years and the latest one sees the blue bomber Mega Man join the battle. According to an official update, he'll arrive later this month on 25th September 2024. He'll also be joined by Rush and Beat.
No other details have been shared just yet, but Brawlhalla can be downloaded for free right now from the Switch eShop.
Some of the previous paid collaborations in this party-style brawler include Capcom's Street Fighter, Star Wars, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Tomb Raider's Lara Croft. This game includes online and cross-play support with rotating free-to-play characters every week.

In case you missed it, Mega Man will also be one of the episodes in Amazon's new "adult-animated anthology" series Secret Level.
Have you tried out Brawlhalla on the Switch eShop? Let us know in the comments.
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Capcom will do everything with this character except make a new game for him.
Nice, happy for those still playing Brawlhalla and this tempts me even more to at least give it a try myself at some point!
Never heard of brawhalla. Get back to me when Mega man joins his own new game. It's been long enough now it's like he died again after Inafune left Capcom.
@Oracles_fanboi Well there was a management shake up a year or two ago regarding the series' next step.
@Truegamer79 "Never heard of brawhalla"
You're not missing much. It's a cheap rip off of Smash Bros.
I always thought Smash Bros. would be great if it just stripped away all the extras and focus completely on to the core.
Brawlhalla is precisely that and I do not like it at all. I gave it an honest try but it doesn't click with me.
Maybe this is the reward for the faithful for passing the Capcom Test after buying all those collections: Mega Man shoved into F2P games and multimedia like that show. I’d get more hyped at this point if a game started pointing fun at the “BlankxBlank thing.
@Clyde_Radcliffe
Oh like Playstation all stars was? 😉
Hard pass.
I tried Brawlhalla and couldn't really get into it. Maybe I just played it wrong, but it felt kind of shallow and repetitive.
This is still a thing that is being supported? I don’t remember it being fun at all. My biggest complaint was that the characters were too small so you couldn’t see what was going on half the time.
How much will he be in this free2p game?
🤢
@Truegamer79
That game wishes it was actually a ripoff of Smash instead of the godawful KO system it’s built around.
Capcom: Do you like MEGAMAN?
Me: Yeah, another Legends game?
Capcom: Brawlhalla? Brawhalla it is.
Me: Geez, thanks.
-_- C'mon Capcom. Really?
@N8tiveT3ch Lol this is so accurate lately
Just about any new Mega Man crossover appearance is good for the franchise. It's been six years since MM11; I'd rather get one good new game per generation than a mediocre game every year or two.
@JJtheTexan
Ones like Smash were meaningful but it can easily fall into the trap of being tossed into every F2P GAAS hell around like we’ve seen with a lot of otherwise forgotten IP and characters. There’s absolutely nothing about 2D Mega Man that makes me think it needs to be like all those AAA games now that struggle to get one game out per generation
Brawlhalla's got a lot of cool Crossovers, but at $10 a skin for a pure cosmetic change, it's not worth it.
@JJtheTexan @SalvorHardin Rock/Mega Man was designed with a stage, and enemy layout formulas that are very easy to copy. This almost guarantees it's possible for others to work on the IP. These formulas were finalized halfway through the first game, and if properly mimicked, can be used repeatedly to make good quality titles.
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