Guides for every game in the Bros series

Blue Wizard Digital's Bros series has grown to eight browser games — two of them (Soccer Bros 2 and Kart Bros) still in active development as of late 2026. Each guide below is built from the official changelogs, not forum guesswork.

The series at a glance

The series started as one-on-one sports games and has since split into three distinct genres. The 2024–2026 releases added tournament play, real-time online lobbies and, with Kart Bros v1.82, a full track editor. The table below reflects what each game offers today, pulled from official pages and changelogs.

GameGenreModes confirmedStatus
Football BrosAmerican footballQuick Play, Franchise, Online, College teamsStable, 64 teams
Baseball BrosBaseballQuick matches vs CPU or friendsStable
Basket BrosBasketballQuick matches, onlineStable
Soccer Bros 2SoccerTeams, Cup Mode, onlineUpdated 2026-02-24
Kart BrosKart racingQuick Play, Bro Cup, Online (6 players), Time Trial, Track EditorEarly access, v1.82
Hockey BrosIce hockeyBro CupStable
Wrestle BrosPro wrestlingQuick matchesStable
Bike BrosDownhill bikingTrick-based racingStable

Where to play each one

Every game in the series runs directly in the browser with no download. Blue Wizard hosts one official site per game: footballbros.io, baseballbros.io, soccerbros.gg, kartbros.io, and dunk.monster, which doubles as the hub linking to all of them. Chrome is the only browser each developer page guarantees; Firefox and Safari work but are explicitly not guaranteed.

What these guides cover

Three things the official pages leave out. First, mechanical detail: the exact button mapping in Football Bros or the start-boost overheat rule in Kart Bros. Second, competitive data: the 64-team roster changes in the 2025-11-13 Football Bros patch, or the 12-track layout list third-party sites have catalogued for Kart Bros while the official copy still says nine. Third, release tracking: a changelog across all games, since series updates tend to land without announcement outside Discord.