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Harvey Randall

Flashy MOBA battle royale Supervive is opening its doors during Steam Next Fest—and it's already got that Blizzard/Riot polish from its expat devs in spades

Supervive, as part of Steam Next Fest, has opened its doors for a week—making it available to play until October 21 with matchmaking servers in Europe, North America, and Asia. Formerly known as Project Loki, it's an effort by Theorycraft, a studio of former devs from Riot and Blizzard, to carve out its own little nook of the MOBA market—and boy howdy does it show.

I've played a little already and, being experienced enough in MOBAs to know that I'm about 500 hours off a proper critical take of this thing (they are complicated games), I'm honestly impressed by what I've seen so far. Its character designs, visuals, and animations are all polished to a mirror sheen—such a recognisable blend of art styles between Riot and Blizzard that it's almost uncanny, and superbly animated. One look of these characters absolutely makes me feel 'yep, that's an Overwatch', for good or for ill.

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