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Rumble Club Season 2 Launches with Medieval Maps and Modes!

by Ryan May 22,2025

Rumble Club Season 2 Launches with Medieval Maps and Modes!

Lightfox Games' Rumble Club has just released its Season 2 update, transforming the game into a medieval melee event. After the cosmic adventures and zero-gravity battles of Season 1 back in April, Season 2 promises a thrilling new experience. Let's dive into what's new in this exciting update.

Here’s What Season 2 Of Rumble Club is Bringing!

This season, you'll find yourself brawling in castles, dungeons, and even on a Desserted Island—yes, an island full of delectable desserts! New game modes like Rumble Run are introduced, where players compete in a knockdown drag-out grand prix to determine the last Punchie standing.

Rumble Club Season 2 is packed with tournaments where you can showcase your skills in a tiered knockout format. Five new skill sets are being added to the game: Sword and Board, Crossbow, Faerie Wings, Horsie, and the formidable Ogre King.

Let's talk about the new maps in Season 2. The highlight is Punchington Castle, debuting in all six game modes and tournaments. It's the ultimate brawling arena. Additionally, you can explore four other new maps: Old Punchie Town, Dungeon Depths, and Walk the Planks.

Check out the official trailer for Rumble Club Season 2 below!

Tried The Game Yet?

Rumble Club is a physics-based brawler that offers ultimate clumsy battles, reminiscent of games like Brawlhalla and Stick Fight. Use wild gadgets or your fists to outsmart rivals and knock them out of the arena.

If you haven't played it yet, you can try it out on the Google Play Store. Season 1 was a blast, and Season 2 looks equally promising!

In the meantime, don't miss out on our other stories, such as "AFK Arena But With Furry Heroes! Cat Legends: Idle RPG Hits Android."

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