Null’s Brawl Latest version: v68.279

1.1 GB • Updated Jul 15, 2026

What Is the Null’s Brawl Mod?

The Null’s Brawl mod is the best-known Brawl Stars private server, built and maintained by an independent team (daniillnull) rather than Supercell. It’s a separate server running its own copy of the game, so nothing you do here touches your official Brawl Stars account. From the moment you install it, the Null’s Brawl mod unlocks every brawler, skin, gadget, star power, gear, and hypercharge, along with unlimited gems and coins — no grinding, no purchases.

Full multiplayer still works, too: you can queue into real matches against other Null’s Brawl players, join a club, invite friends, and play any of the game’s competitive modes.

Latest Version: v68.279 — Nori & Wendy

The current build of the Null’s Brawl mod brings the “Ramen Rebellion” content wave to the private server. Specifically, it’s headlined by two new brawlers and a reworked progression system:

• Nori — a Legendary assassin who fights with a fishing rod, slicing through enemies and banking fish to charge a hard-hitting area Super.
• Wendy — a Mythic support brawler who shields allies with her attacks and Super, and can walk on water for extra mobility.
• Both brawlers ship with their own Buffies from day one. NanoDrops, NanoPowers & Fusions, the wave’s next progression layer, are still in development and may land in a later update within this version track.
• Season 52 (NanoNoodles) and Season 53 (Windstock), plus a Cooking-themed event and a Mecha Guard event.
• Revamped boss fights and a new Topple the Tower objective mode.

Want the full kit breakdowns for Nori and Wendy, plus their new Buffies? Read the full v68.279 update.

Core Features & Benefits

Null’s Brawl vs. Official Brawl Stars

Is the Null’s Brawl Mod Safe to Install?

Yes — we scan the APK/IPA on this page before publishing it, and installing it doesn’t interact with or modify your official Brawl Stars account in any way. In other words, it’s a fully separate app connecting to a separate server.

Good practice either way: don’t sign in with your main Supercell account anywhere in a private server, and always grab updates from a source you trust.

Server Rules

The same conduct rules apply across every Null’s Team platform — Telegram, the forum, VK, and the game servers themselves (Null’s Brawl, Null’s Clash, Null’s Royale, Null’s Rush). Breaking them can lead to a warning, a feature restriction, or a temporary or permanent ban. Bans are usually permanent, and the team only grants appeals in exceptional cases.

Not allowed:

• Abusive behavior toward other players in any form — threats, insults, or provocation, including through usernames and club names.
• Flooding chat with spam or meaningless messages.
• Sharing links to outside sites, other than the official channel, site, and well-known gaming resources.
• Pressuring or misleading other players, including talking them into breaking server rules.
• Impersonating the Null’s Team or anyone associated with the project.
• Running a site or channel that presents itself as official without the team’s sign-off.
• Creating modifications beyond visual/cosmetic ones.
• Exploiting bugs for an advantage, or spreading details on how to do so — report them instead, and you may be rewarded.
• Selling anything tied to the server (clubs, accounts) or running any kind of commercial activity through it.
• Transferring game accounts to another person.

Club leaders are responsible for their members’ behavior, and the team can ban a new account created to dodge an existing ban, too. Overall, the rules apply to every player without exception, and the Null’s Team reserves the right to act against a player without explanation in exceptional cases outside the rules listed here.

Spotted a rule-breaker? In Null’s Brawl, tap the offending message and use Report — the same works for reporting a username or a club. On other Null’s projects, reach out to the team directly with a screenshot and the player’s tag.

How to Install the Null’s Brawl Mod

Installing the Null’s Brawl mod takes just a few minutes on either platform — no root or jailbreak required. Here’s the process for each:

Android

1. Download the APK using the button on this page.
2. Enable “Install from unknown sources” in your device settings if prompted.
3. Open the downloaded file and tap Install.
4. Launch the game and log in — you’ll have everything unlocked immediately.

Need more detail, including screenshots for each step? See the full Android install guide.

iOS

1. Download the IPA from this page.
2. Sideload it with a tool like AltStore or Sideloadly (this requires a computer).
3. Trust the developer profile in Settings once installed.
4. Enable Developer Mode on the device if the game prompts for it, then launch.

Sideloadly is one of several ways to get the IPA onto your iPhone — see the full Sideloadly install guide for the step-by-step.

Keeping Your Progress Safe Across Updates

Use the in-game Null’s Connect feature (found in Settings) to link an account to your progress before you update the Null’s Brawl mod or switch devices. Afterward, sign back in with the same Null’s Connect credentials, and your brawlers, resources, and unlocks carry over automatically — so you don’t lose anything.