Brazen Blaze, a VR multiplayer brawler emphasizing 3v3 melee combat, will shift to a free-to-play model starting July 17, 2025, as announced by its developer, MyDearest.

The game has been praised for its accessible yet challenging gameplay mechanics, though some concerns about its content strategy have been raised.

Since its release nearly a year ago, Brazen Blaze has drawn inspiration from titles like Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and features destructible environments.

Both the Quest and Steam versions of Brazen Blaze are going free-to-play, and players who purchased the game before the transition will receive exclusive cosmetics and 2000 in-game 'Brazen Gold' currency.

The game has maintained a premium Battle Pass system since launch, regularly introducing seasonal updates with new characters and modes.

This move to free-to-play follows a broader trend among VR titles like Ilysia and Mannequin, which also adopted free-to-play models in 2025, coinciding with the game's first anniversary.

It remains unclear whether any existing features will be restricted for new players, similar to what happened with Mannequin, as no further details were provided.