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Five games, filtered by your devices.

Every game here is free to start and built around a team. Filter by the device most of you own, by age rating or by matches under ten minutes; the full fact table follows the huts.

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Team
Up to 4 a team
Match
15–25 min (est.)
Devices
Everything except Mac
Age
12 moderate violence
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Fact table

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FactBrawl StarsFall GuysPokémon UNITEFortniteTHE FINALS
DeveloperSupercellMediatonic / Epic GamesTiMi Studio Group for The Pokémon CompanyEpic GamesEmbark Studios (Nexon)
ReleasedDecember 2018 on iOS and AndroidAugust 2020; free to play since June 2022July 2021 on Switch, September 2021 on phonesBattle Royale free since September 2017December 2023
PriceFree; gems, passes, skinsFree; cosmetics and Fame PassFree to start; gems, pass, clubFree; V-Bucks, passes, CrewFree; cosmetics and pass
Paid random itemsYes, with published oddsNone foundYesNot in Epic's modes; possible on creator islandsNone found
Team sizeTeams of three (3v3) in the main modes, with 5v5 variants and Duo Showdown for pairsSquads of four and Duos; the main Knockout show is every player for themselves, with up to 32 in a showTeams of five (5v5); Quick Battle is 3v3 or 4v4 depending on the day's mapDuos, Trios and Squads of four among 100 players in Battle Royale; parties of up to 16 on islands with large-party supportTeams of three in Cashout and Quick Cash; Power Shift and Team Deathmatch are 5v5, Point Break is 8v8
Main modeGem Grab, 3v3, over within 3:30 (community wiki)Squads or Knockout show: rounds of 1½ to 5 minutes up to a Final, about 8–13 minutes in all (our estimate)Standard Battle, 5v5, exactly 10 minutes (official)Battle Royale, 100 players, about 15–25 minutes (third-party guides); Zero Build removes buildingCashout, eight teams of three: 9.5-minute qualifying rounds and a final of up to 14 minutes (official)
Short optionBounty, 3v3, two-minute timer (community wiki)Explore: player-made levels with no fixed length; skip any level, leave after any finishQuick Battle, 3v3 or 4v4, about 5 minutes (community sources)Blitz Royale, 32 players, 'five minutes or less' (Epic)Team Deathmatch, 5v5, best of three five-minute rounds (community wiki); Quick Cash, three teams of three
DevicesiPhone, iPad and Android only; no PC, Mac or console versionPC (Epic Games Store), PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch and Switch 2; Android through the Epic Games Store app; iPhone only in the EU; no MacNintendo Switch (also on Switch 2), iPhone, iPad and Android; not on PC or other consoles; withdrawn in Belgium and the Netherlands on 30 November 2025PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, iPhone, iPad and Android; Mac only through cloud gaming; no iOS in AustraliaPC (Steam), PS5 and Xbox Series X|S; PS4 support ended on 26 March 2026; no Mac, Switch or phones
Age ratingPEGI 16 (IARC)PEGI 3PEGI 16 (IARC)PEGI 12 (Battle Royale)PEGI 12
RankedRanked opens at 1,000 Trophies (community wiki); Mythic and above need 12 Brawlers at Power 11 (Supercell)Ranked Knockout, solo only: a party cannot play it togetherRanked Match from Trainer level 6 with at least 80 fair-play points (Pokémon support); you also need five owned Unite licenses (community wiki)Ranked opens after the 'Outlast 500 players' Kickstart quest (Epic)Ranked Cashout, four placement rounds then leagues; the unlock requirement is not published for 2026, so check in game