Brawl Stars on the play canvas
16 October 2026 · protocol · 3 min read
Brawl Stars was the third card opened on 16 October 2026. Developer on the header: Supercell. Bundle id: com.supercell.brawlstars. The blurb says to bring the action and brawl for the glory in multiplayer battle royale games. This protocol does not describe matches. It describes the listing.
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Step 1. Keep the 4.2 next to the much larger counts
The header prints 4.2 stars from 26.1M reviews and a download band of 500M+. Editors' Choice is also on that header. Everyone 10+ is followed by Fantasy Violence, Crude Humor, Users Interact, and In-Game Purchases (Includes Random Items). The developer row repeats an in-app purchases badge. Contains ads is not on that row. The install is free. The parenthetical about random items is copied because it is on the age line; this note does not translate it into a different product category.
Bucket counts on the ratings block: 16,039,533 at 5 stars, 1,657,386 at 4, 724,959 at 3, 555,221 at 2, and 3,596,621 at 1. The rounded review total and the buckets are both public and they do not have to be reconciled by us. The average we repeat is 4.2.
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Step 2. Date the card and name the category only
Updated on is 2 October 2026. The category word is Action. No Windows or Android availability pair was in the same spot where Mindustry printed one, so none is added. Version string and package size were not on the lines we took. A game with 500M+ downloads can still leave size off the summary, and this one did.
The still and the icon come from the card. The still is not cropped to match the landscape shots on the other three notes. If its frame is a different shape, that shape stays.
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Step 3. Stop the data-safety list where Play puts “others”
The summary says the app may share App activity and Device or other IDs with third parties. It says the app may collect Location, Personal info and 5 others. The five others are not named in that summary. Naming them from memory or from another Supercell page would break the rule of this easel. Data is encrypted in transit. You can request that data be deleted. That deletion sentence is the opposite of the Shattered Pixel Dungeon line filed the same day.
Supercell did not commission this check. The binary stays on Google Play. The Play Canvas only keeps the reading dated 16 October 2026.
26.1M reviews is the second-largest review total in the set, behind Subway Surfers at 41.5M and far ahead of the two cards that print 139K and 173K. The average is nevertheless the lowest of the four. Both facts stay on the card. The easel does not explain the gap with a theory about multiplayer games, because the listing does not offer that theory.
What to expect on the store card is an action listing, a 4.2 average at a very large review count, a 500M+ band, an Editors' Choice mark, a purchase line that mentions random items, and a data-safety summary that names two shared types and then stops.