Games Like Brawlette

About Brawlette

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Everything on Black! Build a balanced deck of fighters - or double down on specific outcomes.

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Spin the wheel and watch the fight

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Unlock new cards and build up your options over time.

How it works

Fighters multiply the winning number to block and attack - if their color matches the winning color. Each fighter also has a specific rule, for example "Extra attack if number

Enhancements change the roulette wheel: Increase the probability for a specific number, or all odd numbers, or a whole color - or change numbers altogether.

After each opponent you choose a new card - either fighter or enhancement.

Decisions you'll need to make

Strengthen your build - or bend the odds in your favour. More fighters mean more combat potential - but tweaking the wheel with enhancements can give you a decisive edge. Will you go for an all-red army composition and boost the likelihood for the ball to land on red? Or do you go balanced and tweak the odds away from the extremes to take down your opponents in a more controlled fashion?