On Steam, you can currently test the demo of SUPERVIVE. It not only looks interesting, but it is also well-received by players.
What kind of game is this? SUPERVIVE is a new game from the studio Theorycraft Games. It is a mix of MOBA and Battle Royale and also includes shooter elements. The developers include veterans who have previously contributed to the development of League of Legends.
The game is available as a demo during the Steam Next Fest. You have until October 21, 2024, to extensively test the demo of SUPERVIVE. All players who try the game during this time will also receive an exclusive glider at the official launch of the game.
Here you can see the trailer for the game:
Lots of Action, Lots of Movement
What makes the game special? The combination of the genres MOBA, Battle Royale, and shooter creates an interesting mix that is rather rare in this form. As is common in MOBAs, the game is played from a bird’s-eye view.
While you need to click on opponents and use your abilities in other representatives of the genre, that’s not enough in SUPERVIVE. Here, you have to aim at your opponent with the mouse and open fire with the mouse button.
Additionally, it is possible in the game to jump or glide over obstacles, which adds a particularly interesting element to it.
This mix is already well-received by players. Currently, SUPERVIVE is in 2nd place among the most played demos in the last 24 hours on steamdb.info and peaked at 16,887 concurrent players.
What content is in the demo? The game features 16 different heroes, known as Hunters in SUPERVIVE. They possess various abilities that they can use.
There are 2 modes in the style of Battle Royale (team mode with 4 players per team and duo mode with 2 players per team), an arena mode (4 against 4), and special event modes.
When will the game be released? SUPERVIVE is set to be released in full on Steam later this year. It will be a free-to-play game.
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