The new MOBA battle royale game Super Vive finally releases its official version on July 24th

Jun 30, 2025

The new MOBA battle royale game Super Vive finally releases its official version on July 24th





Nexon will release the 1.0 official version of the new MOBA battle royale PC game 'SUPERVIVE' developed by Tiercraft Games on July 24.

'SuperVive' has progressively improved its game structure and content since it began early access in November 2024, receiving user feedback for about eight months from the initial build phase. Through this 1.0 update, the company plans to significantly reorganize major systems such as game play, battle structure, map, and clients to provide more in-depth strategies and growth experiences while maintaining high-freedom team play-based battles, which are the core fun of SuperVive, Nexon said.




Prior to the official launch, Joe Tung, CEO of Gearcraft Games, will unveil the system reform direction and future operation plans related to the 1.0 update through a global launch preview video on July 18. After that, 'SuperVive' will conduct a server check for about a week from July 18th to July 24th, beginning the final preparation for its official launch.

In commemoration of its official launch, Nexon will provide in-game items 'ruti-cartoon prestige' and 'champion' titles to users who have played 'superbibe' at least once during the early access period, and additional names of limited gliders 'pioneer wings' and 'tiercraft' will be provided to users who have played for more than 40 hours cumulatively.

During the early access period, "SuperVive" has been constantly receiving positive responses, showcasing a different fun reinterpreted the MOBA battle royale genre, exceeding 1 million cumulative new users and recording a steam positive rating of more than 90%. Ahead of the official version launch, various updates are being applied, including the addition of five new Hunter models, team formation changes, the introduction of a solo-friendly revival system, and the addition of PvP warm-up modes and custom game functions to boost completeness and refine gameability.








This article was translated by Naver AI translator.