How to Beat Easy, Normal and Hard Mode in Super Bot Brawl

Footage of an early run shows a difficulty choice screen appearing before the fight begins, with the player waiting for it to close before their character can move (m8RxOQnF2Xc, part 1, 25 August 2026). Neither that video nor any other in our footage shows the menu's full contents on screen, so the exact wording of each option, and whether the choice can be changed mid-run, is not confirmed from footage alone.

We have no transcript for the one video in our set built specifically around Easy mode, ThatEggmanGuy's "Elite Duo Vs Easy Mode" (QP0D67TzVV4, 25 August 2026), so what follows comes from its comment section rather than the footage itself. One commenter, who says they are the second player shown in the video, calls the run a success ("we cooked homie") and says the pair plan to record Normal mode next, calling it "medium mode" — one player's account, not a description we can check frame by frame (QP0D67TzVV4 comments, ThatEggmanGuy). A separate viewer, commenting on an unrelated golden-skins video, describes clearing the Easy mode boss solo with a Sword Mech by killing the smaller bots around the boss first and then dodging sideways during the boss fight itself: "I kill the easy mode boss by killing the bot than the boss I always doge I recommend doge side and my plan actually work and I kill him" (kEkZIlKwcnQ comments, LUCALIU). That is a single player's account of a single fight, not something shown on screen, so treat it as one tactic that worked once rather than a guaranteed method.

• A two-player Easy mode run was reported as a clean clear by one of the two players involved, in a comment rather than on screen.
• One solo viewer says clearing adds before the boss, then dodging to the side during the boss fight, worked for them on the Easy mode boss with a Sword Mech.

The clearest single piece of evidence on this page is DigitizedPixels' full playthrough of Normal mode, played solo with the Secret Noob character (Ws4wm9kHfV0, 2 September 2026). The creator says directly on camera that "normal mode is really not that easy either," even while soloing it, and the run backs that up: early waves go quickly because enemy health is low regardless of which weapon is equipped, but by roughly wave 21 the Noob's base movement speed falls behind the "charged Titans" chasing the player, and the creator calls a speed coil artifact, or several stacked, close to mandatory from that point on. The same run shows a Cerberus boss encounter ending in a few seconds once the strongest unlocked weapon (the Galactic Laser Gun) is out, which the creator flags as unusual for most characters rather than typical (Ws4wm9kHfV0, 2 September 2026). Damage-potion stacking is shown speeding up a Builder Bot kill in the same video, and headshots are shown dealing more damage than body shots on larger bots, though small bots die in one hit to either.

None of these numbers should be read as fixed game balance: they come from one player's single run, using a specific character, with artifacts and potions active, not a clean baseline test.

• Early Normal mode waves are shown going down fast regardless of weapon choice, because enemy health is described as low at that stage.
• Around wave 21, the run shows enemy speed overtaking the Noob's base speed, which the creator solves with a speed coil artifact and speed potions.
• A Cerberus boss is shown dying in seconds to a fully upgraded Noob weapon loadout, which the creator calls faster than most characters manage.
• Headshots are shown outdamaging body shots on larger bots in this run; small bots are one-shot either way.

Hard mode is the least documented of the three in our footage. The one clip that shows it directly is a short segment of DigitizedPixels using the unlockable Toilet morph (unlocked through the developer's earlier game, Super Toilet Brawl, and carrying no XP gain for any race). On Hard mode, the creator says they are "kind of breezing through this relatively quickly" and notes the enemies on screen look unfamiliar, guessing it is because Hard mode spawns different bots than they had seen before (HSArixnbwUI, 27 August 2026). Because the Toilet gives no race experience, the creator frames it as a tool for grinding kill-count objectives rather than levelling, which fits a Hard mode attempt where surviving matters more than progressing a race.

A separate golden-skins video makes a passing claim, not demonstrated on screen in that clip, that golden character skins make "hard modes" noticeably easier because of their higher stats (lXW5uffK_Ws, 1 September 2026). We have not seen a side-by-side comparison of the same fight with and without a golden skin, so this is one creator's stated opinion rather than a shown result. We also found no footage in our set of a full, start-to-finish Hard mode clear; one commenter on the golden-skins video directly asked the creator to "record video of soloing hard mode," which suggests that footage did not exist as of that comment (lXW5uffK_Ws comments, dospawn).