Nais Brawl is an offline Brawl Stars mod apk that replaces the entire brawler roster with original custom characters, plus new skins and reworked game modes.
| Name | Nais Brawl |
|---|---|
| Platform | Android |
| Genre | Action, Multiplayer, Battle Arena |
| Original game |   |
| Version | v18 |
| Size | 360 MB |
| Last Updated | Jul 17, 2026 |
| Price | Free |
The Nais Brawl mod takes a more radical approach than most Brawl Stars mods: instead of adding a few extra brawlers or reskinning the existing ones, it replaces the entire roster with new, original characters. It’s built by modder AndreiJmek on top of a Brawl Stars Offline v29 client (originally by S.B.) — the same kind of offline base several other mods on this site are forked from. The result plays like a total conversion built on top of the Brawl Stars engine — same core game feel, entirely different cast — and runs offline against bots, so there’s no private server to connect to or depend on.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Full Custom Roster | Every official brawler replaced with an original, fan-made character. |
| New Skins | Custom skins built for the new roster, plus edits to existing game modes. |
| Offline Play | Matches run against bots — no server to connect to or wait on. |
| Android | Installs as a separate APK from the official Brawl Stars client. |
On top of the usual gadgets and star powers, Nais Brawl adds its own gadget-style mechanic called Class Power, exclusive to this mod — though we haven’t been able to verify the specifics of how it functions in the current build.
Because every brawler is different from the official game, Nais Brawl suits players who specifically want to see original fan-made character designs, rather than a boosted or unlocked version of the real Brawl Stars roster. It’s a novelty/creative mod first, not a shortcut to unlocking official content.
Yes. As an offline mod, Nais Brawl runs independently of your official Brawl Stars account and doesn’t touch it.
Good practice either way: only download the APK from a source you trust, and don’t sign in with your main Supercell account anywhere in a mod.
Information on Nais Brawl beyond a mod-directory listing — which credits the creator and base client above — is limited; there’s no dedicated project site with a changelog or version history. That listing’s own version label and its actual download file’s name don’t agree with each other, so we’re not listing a specific version number until that’s sorted out. We also haven’t listed specific brawler names or a release date because we couldn’t confirm them independently.
Need more detail, including screenshots for each step? See the full Android install guide.
