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Current Version

Brawl 3.40

Released Oct 7, 2026 · 63.5 MB · Android 7.0+

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Version Information

Version
3.40
Release date
Oct 7, 2026
Size
63.5 MB
Android
7.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.gan.brawlstatus
Developer
gan_tonanoru

About Brawl

Brawl is a social app published by developer gan_tonanoru and identified on a device by the package name com.gan.brawlstatus. The current build is delivered as a single 63.5 MB file, and no content rating is shown for it in this listing. How Brawl is categorised Brawl sits in the social category, which tells you the intent behind the app before you open it: it belongs with apps built around people rather than with games or utilities. The listing itself is deliberately factual, giving you the app name, the developer handle and the package identifier instead of a long marketing pitch, so the category placement does most of the orienting work for anyone browsing. The current release, version 3.40 The latest build of Brawl is version 3.40, published on 2026-10-07. That date and version pairing is what you should match against any copy of the app you already hold installed, since a differing number means an older or different build. Updates arrive under the same package name, so existing installations can be refreshed rather than replaced. Storage the install takes up At 63.5 MB the download is a mid-sized package, so it is worth checking that your device has comfortable free space before starting. Keep some headroom beyond the file itself for the unpacking and installation process, particularly on phones that are already close to full. Removing unused apps or clearing cached files beforehand is usually enough to make room. Device compatibility and the floor The build requires Android 7.0+ or newer. Beyond that stated floor, the listing does not name specific models, chipsets or screen sizes, so devices running newer software should be the ones to check. As a social app distributed as a normal installable package, Brawl is aimed at everyday handsets rather than specialist hardware.