How Brawlhalla Esports scene is doing — viewership analysis of Mammoth Invitational

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Brawlhalla’s Mammoth Invitational concluded a few weeks ago after holding multiple tournaments in different regions. In this very article, we will include a small breakdown of Brawlhalla’s Mammoth Invitational that took place in North America and Europe.

Before we head to the analysis, let us talk you through the details of this esports scene. Brawlhalla is an F2P action-fighting game that’s developed Blue Mammoth Games and distributed by Ubisoft. Players will have to use different tactics to knock out the opponent.

Speaking of the esports scene of Brawlhalla, it began back in 2016. Brawlhalla Mammoth Invitational was carried out in North America and Europe which followed the bracket elimination format. Both regional tournaments had 32 entrants with $20,000 as the prize money. These tourneys were held online throughout September.

It also includes the Mammoth Arcadian Invitational North America and Europe where 32 entrants competed against each other for a grand total of $10,000 USD. In December, the teams qualifying from the specific regions along with open-entrants will be tackling other professional teams in the grand final of Brawlhalla Esports: Year Six which has a collective prize of over $1 Million USD.

Tournament Viewership Comparison

Brawlhalla is undoubtedly one of the most popular games in North America. So, it is quite obvious to see high numbers in the different categories. To begin with, we have the Mammoth Invitational North America, which was held between 19-20th September. The same got 457K Hours Watched along with 68K Peak Viewers. These numbers were accounted for during the 8H of Air Time, and there were 57K Average Viewers.

Close to this, there is Mammoth Invitational Europe with 426K Hours Watched with 65K Peak Viewers. Interestingly, with 7H of Air Time, the Average Viewers were 58K, which is more than that of North America.

Now coming to the Mammoth Arcadian Invitational North America and Europe. Both of them were two-day and one-day tourneys respectively. The NA tournament had 227K Hours Watched in 7H of Air Time along with 43K and 31K Peak Viewers and Average Viewers.

In the case of the Europe tournament, the numbers are more as it gained 315K Hours Watched and 59K Peak Viewers, during the 8H of Air Time with 42K Average Viewers.

The numbers of all categories in the Arcadian Invitational are justified as the Air Time has a different duration.

That’s all for the Brawlhalla’s Mammoth Invitational analysis. Make sure to visit our page regularly for more interesting analyses of various tournaments. European Autumn Championship (a continuation of Brawlhalla Esports Year six) has already started. So follow our updates to see more esports stats.