Brawl Stars Launches Brawlentines Season With New Brawl Pass and Skins

The Brawlentines season has officially gone live in Brawl Stars, bringing a wave of new content, cosmetics, and themed skins to the game. Season 47 introduces the Brawlentines Brawl Pass, featuring new systems such as Keys and the Vault, along with exclusive skins, chromas, and a variety of rewards. Below is a closer look at what the new Brawl Pass offers.

Brawlentines Brawl Pass Overview

As with recent seasons, the Brawlentines Brawl Pass includes two exclusive skins. The first set features Heartbroken Rico, accompanied by two chromas, while the second introduces Brawlentine’s Angelo, also with two chromas. Players can additionally unlock the special “Your Brawlentine” player title through the pass.

A major addition this season is the introduction of Keys and the Vault. There are four different types of Keys, which can be used to unlock Buffies, Resources, Brawlers, and Skins from the Vault, or exchanged for skins from previous Brawl Pass seasons. Once Tier 50 is reached, tail rewards now consist of random rewards instead of Starr Drops.

Brawlentines Brawl Pass Rewards

The rewards differ depending on whether players choose the Standard Brawl Pass or Brawl Pass Plus.

The Standard Brawl Pass includes:

• 9,500 Coins
• 2,500 Power Points
• 2,500 Credits
• 3,200 Bling
• 50 Gems
• A Pin Set, Title, Player Icon, and Spray
• One Key each for Skins, Brawlers, and Resources

The Brawl Pass Plus offers enhanced rewards, including:

• 12,500 Coins
• 4,000 Power Points
• 2,500 Credits
• 4,700 Bling
• 150 Gems
• Two of each standard Key type
• One Buffie Key
• Instant 20% progression boost

It’s also important to note that Brawl Pass skins are now obtainable exclusively through the Vault system.

Is the Brawlentines Brawl Pass Worth Buying?

Whether to purchase the Brawl Pass ultimately depends on personal preference. The free reward track has received another boost, making it viable for players who prefer not to spend. However, for those interested in collecting seasonal or previous Brawl Pass skins, the Standard Brawl Pass offers strong value, as both Heartbroken Rico and Brawlentine’s Angelo can be unlocked using a single Skin Key.

Pricing has increased this season, with the Standard Brawl Pass priced at $8.99 and the Brawl Pass Plus at $12.99, up from their previous price points. Players who want access to both skin sets and faster progression may find value in the Plus version, while others may prefer the Standard Pass for its balance of cost and rewards.