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Andy Chalk

Another MOBA gives up: Supervive, developed by former Riot devs, is closing in February, just 7 months after it launched

Three Supervive characters standing side by side.

We really thought Supervive might have the juice when it was unveiled in 2024. The name wasn't great, sure, but it was "a surprisingly deep MOBA-style battle royale that could be your next game for life" developed by a team made up of numerous Riot veterans, including former League of Legends executive vice president Joe Tung. Sadly, it was not to be, and just five months after its 1.0 release, developer Theorycraft Games is pulling the plug.

"While the game has been out to the public for a little over a year, many of you have been playing with us for longer during our open prototyping phase," the studio explained in an FAQ. "We're proud of the game that we built together, but ultimately we've been unable to capture the attention and excitement of enough players to sustain further development."

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