Monster Brawl is a Blooket game mode first released on Season 4. It is a 2D survival-style mode where you have to fight against waves of enemies and try to stay alive as long as possible.
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Gameplay Overview
The goal of this game made is simple, you need to survive while defeating monsters that attack from all directions. The game ends when you reach Level 60, where a “Victory” screen appears.To complete all 60 levels, you need a total of 2,591 XP. There are a total of 27 blooks featured in in Monster Brawl. The blooks include Pumpkin King, Ghost, Ice Crab, Frankenstein, Ice Elemental, Macaw, Cheese, Spooky Pumpkin, Ice Slime, Rock Monster, Vampire, Spooky Mummy, Yeti, Cockatoo, Ice Bug, Swamp Monster, Chicken, Frozen Fossil, Ding, Haunted Pumpkin, Mummy, Donk, Bush Monster, Parrot, Werewolf, Spooky Ghost, and Pumpkin.
Available Maps
Monster Brawl currently features three different maps:
| Map Name | Release Info | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Snowy Plains | Original release | Always available |
| Clocktower | Added on January 26, 2023 | Always available |
| Spooky Plains | Special Halloween map | Only during Spooktober event |
How Monster Brawl Works
In Monster Brawl, you can chosen Blook for your game character. In Solo mode, the Blook shown on your stats page which becomes your avatar, while in Hosting mode, you use the Blook you selected in side the game.
Before the battle begins, you must select a map Snowy Plains or Clock Tower. During the Spooktober event, the Snowy Plains map changes to a Halloween-themed version called Spooky Plains. After choosing the map, you must answer one question correctly to begin. From level 30 and above, you must answer two questions before starting a round.
Once the game starts, your goal is to survive waves of enemies. Each monster you defeat drops crystals that you collect to earn XP. The XP bar appears at the bottom of the screen and fills as you collect these crystals. Leveling up gives you upgrades that make your Blook stronger. Your health is shown in a green bar under your character if it reaches zero, you are defeated.
Enemy attacks become faster and stronger as you reach higher levels. Around level 45, the game becomes more intense, with more enemies appearing at once.
Items and Enemy Drops
If you defeat the enemy then it can drop several useful items for you. Which includes magnets, cheese for healing, and crystals that will help you to level up. Crystals come in three types:
| Crystal Type | Dropped By | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Crystal | Low-level enemies | Common XP crystal |
| Red Crystal | Strong enemies or small bosses | Medium XP crystal |
| Purple Crystal | High-level bosses | Rare and valuable XP crystal |
During the 2022 Spooktober update (October 20, 2022), Monster Brawl received new Halloween-themed visuals, but the name of the mode stayed the same.
Difficulty Levels in Monster Brawl
Before starting a Monster Brawl match, players must choose a difficulty level. Each difficulty changes how tough the enemies are and how much XP you can earn.
Normal Mode
Normal Mode is the suggested setting in Monster Brawl. It will gives you a balanced experience with moderate enemy speed and health.
Challenge Mode
Challenge Mode is designed for experienced players. Enemies move faster, have higher health, and appear in larger numbers.
Monster Brawl Enemies List
The enemies in Monster Brawl appear in different waves, they became stronger and faster as you progress. Each monster drops a certain amount of XP crystals, which will help you level up.
| Name | Health | Speed | XP Gained (Per Crystal) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donk | 200 | 2.5 | 6.5 | Donk is a mid-level enemy that becomes dangerous when it is grouped with others. It moves quickly and can overwhelm you if you don’t defeat it early. |
| Ice Crab | 120 | 1 | 3.75 | Ice Crab has a strong shell and it takes more hits to defeat. It appears in the middle levels and gives higher XP rewards for its difficulty. |
| Ice Elemental | 250 | 3 | 7.5 | The Ice Elemental uses fast movement and shoots projectiles in Challenge mode. It is known for its quick attacks and unpredictable patterns. |
| Ice Bat | 20 | 0.1 | 0.75 | Ice Bat is an early enemy that flies slowly but often appears in groups. It gives low XP but can be annoying when many appear at once. |
| Bush Monster | 50 | 0.5 | 1 | Bush Monster blends into the environment and surprises players. It is slow but durable. |
| Frozen Fossil | 40 | 0.3 | 1.25 | Frozen Fossil has average strength and appears after early stages. It moves slowly but deals steady damage if ignored. |
| Rock Monster | 500 | 2.5 | 9 | Rock Monster is a powerful enemy with high health and fast movement. It can crush through attacks and gives high XP when defeated. |
| Yeti | 1000 | 0.9 | 10 | The Yeti is the final and strongest enemy in Monster Brawl. It moves slowly but can defeat you in one hit. |
| Ice Bug | 100 | 1 | 2.5 | Ice Bug moves quickly and appears in large numbers. It drops fair XP and is often found in mid-level waves. |
| Ding | 175 | 2 | 5 | Ding is a fast-moving enemy with moderate health. It appears in later stages and can challange you with its quick attacks. |
| Ice Slime | 5 | 0.1 | 0.5 | Ice Slime is the weakest and first enemy to appear in the game. |
Bosses
In Monster Brawl, bosses appear after certain rounds or when you answer a question correctly. These bosses are much stronger than normal enemies and require more strategy and movement to defeat. Each boss drops higher XP crystals and often signals the end of a major stage.
| Name | Health | Speed | XP Gained (Per Crystal) | Description |
|---|
| Donk | 1000 | 0.4 | 4 | Donk is a mid-level boss known for its steady attacks and quick movement. It doesn’t deal instant damage like the final bosses but can drain health fast if ignored. |
| BIG Yeti | 2000 | 0.4 | 5 | The BIG Yeti is the most powerful boss in Monster Brawl. It has massive health and deals heavy damage with every hit. |
| Rock Monster | 1580 | 0.4 | 4 | Rock Monster is a late-stage boss with high defense and balanced speed. It drops valuable crystals and is often considered one of the toughest enemies due to its strong attacks and durability. |
| Ice Crab | 750 | 0.4 | 3 | Ice Crab appears in earlier rounds as a boss version of the regular Ice Crab enemy. |
| Red Slime Monster | 400 | 0.4 | 3 | The Red Slime Monster is usually the first boss players encounter. It moves slowly but releases smaller slime enemies when attacked. |
Clocktower Enemies
Clocktower is one of the maps in Monster Brawl. In this map, you will face a variety of mechanical-themed enemies called “Clockwork”. These enemies appear in waves, and each has different health, speed, and XP rewards.
Some of the Clocktower enemies include Clockwork Bat, which has very low health and is the first type to appear. Clockwork Toucan is slightly stronger and appears after the early waves. Clockwork Robot is another enemy that can shoot projectiles in Challenge mode, making it harder to defeat. Clockwork Bug and Clockwork Crab appear in the middle levels, offering moderate XP for each crystal collected.
Other enemies in Clocktower include Alarm Bot, Clockwork Tophat, and Lightbulb Robot, each with unique appearances and attack patterns. The Lightbulb Robot is usually the last type of enemy you will face before reaching the boss.
Bosses Clocktower map,are stronger than regular enemies. If you Defeat these bosses then you will get higher XP and which is necessary to progress through the levels.
Clock Tower Bosses
In the Clocktower map you have to fight strong boss enemies after defeating groups of regular Clockwork enemies. These bosses are much tougher than normal enemies and have special powers that make them tricky to beat.
One boss is the Giant Lightbulb Robot. It is much bigger than the smaller version and can shoot projectiles in all directions. The Giant Clockwork Bug is a bigger version of the normal Clockwork Bug and can be hard to fight when many appear together.
The Giant Clockwork Robot is also dangerous because it shoots projectiles that are hard to dodge. The Giant Clockwork Crab has a lot of health and needs many hits to be defeated. The Giant Alarm Bot is slower but very strong and can block your way, so you need to plan carefully to win.
Spooky Plains Enemies
Spooky Plains map replaces Snowy Plains during Spooktober time. All enemies here are from Spooky Map. This run for full october months.
| Name | Health | Speed | XP Gained (Per Crystal) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spooky Mummy | 200 | 2.5 | 6.5 | Spooky Mummy is faster than the regular Mummy and stronger. In Challenge mode, it can shoot projectiles, making it tricky to fight. |
| Frankenstein | 50 | 0.5 | 1 | Frankenstein is a mid-level enemy with moderate health. It moves slowly but can deal steady damage. |
| Pumpkin King | 1000 | 0.9 | 10 | Pumpkin King is the last and strongest enemy in Spooky Plains. It can defeat players in one hit and gives a huge XP reward. |
| Zombie | 5 | 0.1 | 0.5 | Zombie is the first enemy to appear. It is very weak and moves slowly, helping players get used to the map. |
| Werewolf | 250 | 3 | 7.5 | Werewolf is a fast and powerful enemy. It is dangerous in higher levels and can deal heavy damage. |
| Ghost | 500 | 2.5 | 9 | Ghost appears in the later stages. It has high health and can shoot projectiles in Challenge mode. |
| Pumpkin | 100 | 1 | 2.5 | Pumpkin is a mid-level enemy. It moves faster than early enemies and gives decent XP. |
| Spooky Pumpkin | 120 | 1 | 3.75 | Spooky Pumpkin is stronger than the normal Pumpkin and appears in the middle levels for extra challenge. |
| Mummy | 175 | 2 | 5 | Mummy is faster and stronger than early enemies. It provides a good XP boost when defeated. |
| Swamp Monster | 20 | 0.1 | 0.75 | Swamp Monster appears early in the map. |
Spooky Plains Bosses
The Spooky Plains map in Monster Brawl has strong boss enemies that appear after waves of regular spooky-themed enemies. These bosses have high health, deal heavy damage, and give large XP rewards. Below is a list of the bosses in random order with simple descriptions.
| Name | Health | Speed | XP Gained | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spooky Ghost | 1580 | 0.4 | 4 | Spooky Ghost is a tough boss with very high health. It appears after many enemies and can deal heavy damage. |
| Haunted Pumpkin | 400 | 0.4 | 3 | Haunted Pumpkin is an early boss in Spooky Plains. |
| Spooky Pumpkin | 750 | 0.4 | 3 | Spooky Pumpkin is stronger than Haunted Pumpkin and appears in mid-level waves. |
| Spooky Mummy | 1000 | 0.4 | 4 | Spooky Mummy is a fast and dangerous boss. |
| Pumpkin King | 2000 | 0.4 | 5 | Pumpkin King is the final and strongest boss of Spooky Plains. |
Upgrades
In Monster Brawl, you can use different upgrades to improve your attacks and survive longer. Each upgrade has unique abilities, and most can be upgraded to increase damage, firing rate, or add extra effects.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Boomerang Pizza | Boomerang Pizza flies forward and comes back like a boomerang. As you upgrade it, it throws more slices, deals more damage, and moves faster. |
| Booming Bubbles | Booming Bubbles target the nearest enemy. Bigger bubbles do more damage and can pass through more enemies. Higher levels can shoot bubbles in all directions. |
| Bouncy Slime | Bouncy Slime bounces off walls and enemies. Upgrades let it shoot more slimes, last longer, and do extra damage. |
| Buzzing Bees | Buzzing Bees move slightly back and forth and hurt enemies they touch. Upgrades add more bees, increase damage, and let them pass through more enemies. |
| Crazy Acorns | Crazy Acorns shoot at the nearest enemy. With upgrades, they fire more acorns per round, and at max level, they can shoot continuously. |
| Curving Banana | Curving Banana spins around you in a half-circle. Upgrades add more bananas, increase damage, and let them pass through enemies. |
| Dark Energy | Dark Energy forms a field around you. Enemies touching it take damage. Upgrades make the field bigger and stronger. |
| Flying Feathers | Flying Feathers sends birds flying around you, hitting enemies. Upgrades add more birds, more damage, and let them hit more enemies. |
| Juggling Spheres | Juggling Spheres are thrown in arcs and hit enemies. Upgrades add more spheres, increase damage, and can shoot in all directions. |
| Peacock Feathers | Peacock Feathers target enemies and then return to you, hitting anyone in the path. Upgrades make them bigger, faster, and hit more enemies. |
| Rapid Eggs | Rapid Eggs shoot in the direction you face. Upgrades add more eggs, increase firing rate, and let eggs pass through more enemies. |
| Rapid-Fire Lasers | Rapid-Fire Lasers shoot fast in one direction. Upgrades can add extra lasers, increase damage, and at high levels, fire a big laser cannon. |
| Rebounding Shells | Rebounding Shells bounce off enemies and walls. Upgrades let them bounce more, auto-target enemies, and deal more damage. |
| Revolving Horseshoes | Revolving Horseshoes act like spinning attacks around you. Upgrades make them bigger, faster, and last longer. |
| Slicing Cards | Slicing Cards fly in the direction you aim. Upgrades let you shoot more cards, hit more enemies, and fire in multiple directions. |
| Speeding Arrows | Speeding Arrows shoot in the direction you face. Upgrades let arrows spread out, pass through more enemies, and deal more damage. |
| Sticky Syrup | Sticky Syrup falls on the ground, slowing and hurting enemies. Upgrades make puddles bigger, last longer, and drop faster. |
| Whirling Bones | Whirling Bones spin and hit enemies across the map. Upgrades add more bones, increase damage, and hit more enemies. |
UPDATES
Monster Brawl, is updated several times after it’s released. And the update was announced by Ben in his discord server. Like, in one update Ben’s wrote. “Monster Brawl Updates (many based on your suggestions!) – Added Blook selection for Solo modes – You no longer can respawn when playing solo (still can in HW and live) – Changes to improve performance and reduce lag – You now have to answer 2 questions correctly after round 30 (the rounds take longer, so the questions should reflect that) –
Added Map and Difficulty Selection before the game starts – Updated Snowy Fields map (easy) to include Challenge difficulty – Added new Clock Tower map (medium) with Normal and Challenge difficulties (also features new enemy Blooks) Token Reward Updates –
Removed token multiplier at the end of games (instead, multiplied all token rewards by 3, that way it’s like you always get x3 and never get unlucky with x1) – Changed daily tokens to be a spin of the Daily Wheel at the end of games instead (these tokens no longer count towards the 500 daily limit) Bug Fixes – Blooks once again fall on the Play Game ID page Not always going to do these for updates as some bug fixes don’t need to be documented here, but happy to do it for big updates.
We still have another big announcement coming soon, but this is the major update for this week! I’ll do a feedback form later this week to see how you guys are liking the changes. I’m definitely ready to make changes to anything if it’ll make it better! (weekly shop and news update coming later tonight)”
Trivia
- Before rework, maximum Tokens were 135, but now players can earn up to 176 Tokens.
- There are some rumours saying some blooks found on this mode belongs to Clockwork Pack. But, there has been no sign in blooket source code to confirm it.
- Even though there are many “Clockwork” blooks (like the Alarm Bot, Clockwork Robot, and Lightbulb Robot), there is no official Clockwork Pack in the game shop.
- The game ends only when reaching Level 60, giving a final XP of 2591 (rounds to 2600).
- During the old version, players could select their Blook avatar in Solo, but after rework, the avatar matches the stats page, similar to Pirate Pool.
- Mystical Blooks appear as avatars, but the big boss Spooky Ghost is not animated.
- Monster Brawl has secret combo powers that let you get Level 11, like Rapid-Fire Lasers + Slicing Cards or Booming Bubbles + Dark Energy, if both upgrades are Level 10.
- Every big boss has unique traits and attacks; Spooky Ghost and Pumpkin King are the strongest bosses.
- Ice Slime is the first enemy in Snowy Plains but is not classified as an Uncommon Blook.
- Clock Tower map’s design matches the Clockwork banner, and none of its Blooks are obtainable yet.
- Some weapon combinations at Level 11 give special effects, like Sticky Syrup + Buzzing Bees producing beehives.
- Monster Brawl sometimes glitches, like the old texture bug or spacing issues with Crazy Acorns that could push enemies indefinitely.
- The highest upgrade in Monster Brawl is Level 11, which happens when two weapon pairs reach Level 10.
- Monster Brawl is inspired by the game Survivor.io, and many weapons are similar to that game.
- All big bosses in Spooky Plains are retired Blooks.
- Sticky Syrup has a Canadian Leaf logo, referencing real maple syrup from Canada.
- Some weapons are based on Blooks, like Peacock Feathers (Peacock Blook), Slicing Cards (Two of Spades), Buzzing Bees (Bee), and Boomerang Pizza (Pizza).
- Custom Blooks can’t be chosen in Solo mode, but Hosting allows using custom Blooks as avatars.
- The three smallest bosses (Red Slime Monster, Ice Crab, Donk) drop red crystals, while the larger bosses (Rock Monster, Yeti, Spooky Ghost, Pumpkin King) drop purple crystals.
- When health reaches zero, players can respawn in Hosting mode by answering three correct quiz questions, but in Solo, the game ends immediately.
- Even if a respawn question is answered wrong, the game gives another question to continue.
- Spooky Pack and Ice Monster Pack Blooks share the same stats because Spooky Plains replaces Snowy Plains during Halloween.
- The Ice Elemental and Werewolf have two versions: one that shoots projectiles and one that doesn’t. Clockwork Robot and Lightbulb Robot also shoot projectiles.
- Some upgrades in the game reference other games, like Rebounding Shell (Koopa Troopa from Super Mario or TMNT shell).
- Monster Brawl used to be a Plus-only game until September 29th, 2022, after which it became free.
- Every Spooktober, Monster Brawl changes to a Halloween theme starting October 31st, 2022.
- Laser Tag also gets special reskins for events like Saint Patrick’s Day.
- A new version of Monster Brawl released on January 23rd, adding the Clock Tower map and Challenge mode.
- At the start of some games, the screen may freeze; waiting for the “unresponsive” message and clicking “Wait” fixes it.
- From January 24th–26th, 2023, the Snowy Plains map had a green geometry glitch that was fixed on the 27th.
I love the mode
Imagine blooket add space battle version. Imagine fighting alien Blooks with laser weapons
Great idea why don’t you pitch ben about this in mail ?
blooket should add more maps like spooky plains all year, not just during spooktober.
Well we don’t value the thing we’ve all the time.
Most detailed Blooket modes ever made
Even the page is bruh.
The gamemode which pay me less token in entire blooket