‘Subway Surfers’ and ‘Brawl Stars’ partner in first-ever dual-game crossover event

Denmark-based mobile game studio Sybo, the creator of the world’s most downloaded mobile game Subway Surfers, together with Supercell, the global company behind famous game titles like Brawl Stars, Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, and Hay Day, has launched the first-ever dual-game crossover event between Subway Surfers and Brawl Stars.

Available within both games, the collaboration includes all-new themed unlockable content, first-of-a-kind competitive game modes, and more for the mobile icons’ exclusive four-week-long event. 

Within Subway Surfers, players can run within a Brawl Stars-inspired world with recognisable elements like the desert and crystal mines, with six new unlockable, themed characters available. As part of the update, Subway Surfers is offering its first-ever competitive multiplayer game mode, Showdown, where players can race against other characters to score points, earn exclusive rewards, and play unique power-ups.

 “A competitive game mode within Subway Surfers has been one of the most requested features from our community over the last 13 years,” said Sybo player experience head Celia Zimmerman. “We knew there was no better time to introduce a competitive element to the game than during a crossover with Brawl Stars. We’re excited to bring this collaboration to life and incorporate elements from Brawl Stars’ beloved multiplayer-style gameplay into Subway Surfers for the very first time.”  

Brawl Stars is a team-based mobile game where players battle across a variety of maps and game modes, and is simultaneously hosting an entirely Subway Surfers-themed season for its players. The season includes the launch of the game’s first-ever racing mode: subway run, a 10-player showdown race where Brawlers aim to be the first to cross through a variety of checkpoints and reach the finish line. Brawl Stars is also introducing Subway Surfers-inspired rewards and unique power-ups, including eight Subway Supers such as Super Sneakers, Brawler Magnet, Hoverboard Charge, Jetpack, and more, that can be activated to gain advantages during a brawl. 

The collaboration builds upon the success of Subway Surfers’ previous game collaborations throughout this year. In March, Subway Surfers launched its first crossover event with another mobile classic, crossy road, marking one of its most successful in-game IP partnerships to date. Also, Subway Surfers and 8 Ball Pool launched a three-week-long dual-game collaboration, in August.

Players can enjoy the collaboration within Subway Surfers from 5 October, and within Brawl Stars through 1 October. For more information, visit the official websites of Sybo and Supercell.