SUPERVIVE Launches July 24 on PC with Massive 1.0 Overhaul and New Rewards
SUPERVIVE 1.0 arrives July 24 on PC with revamped maps, systems, and exclusive rewards for early players. Don’t miss the July 17 reveal stream!
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Theorycraft is finally releasing SUPERVIVE 1.0 via Steam for PC on July 24, 2025. This free-to-play battle royal has already in early access for so long and is now finally releasing. It has already gone through lots of updates and testing, and responses from players.
New Update Will Change Almost Everything in SUPERVIVE
This update isn’t just adding a few things. It’s like they are changing many things from the start to the end. CEO Joe Tung said the game is gonna get a “top to bottom” upgrade. Players can expect updates in lots of places:
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Battle Pass system is going to be redesigned
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Maps are made new, more suited for team fights
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UI and graphics are getting cleaned up, and
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Combat feels smoother and faster (but still like it was, just better)
Also, they’re polishing the characters too. So everything looks and plays nicer.
Special Rewards Before Launch
Players who joined early access are gonna get some gifts. Here’s what they planned:
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A cosmetic Wisp (Rooty, it’s a carrot kinda thing) and a unique Champion callsign
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If you played more than 40 hours, you also get “The OG” glider and the Theorycrafter title
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Plus 200,000 XP bonus for battlepass holders because the servers will be down for some days before launch
This way, the older players get appreciation, and the newer players may get interested too.
Livestream Coming Before Launch
They also said a livestream will be there on July 17 at 9 PM PT on YouTube. CEO Joe Tung will show off what the 1.0 brings. After the livestream, the servers are gonna shut down for maintenance until launch. This stream may have gameplay, some features, and behind-the-scenes things.
Game’s Style: A Mix of Genres
SUPERVIVE isn’t like regular BR games. It’s more like a mix of battle royale with hero shooter, and MOBA ideas. You play as “hunters” (there are 18+ now) with different skills like turning into a tree or nuking areas. Modes like 3-player squads, BR, and 4v4 arena, and also private games, exist too.
The full version is expected to make everything more competitive. Even NetEase is publishing it, so they may be planning for esports or big competitive events.
SUPERVIVE is not the same as others; it’s different. It tried to bring new ideas to old genres. With full launch and all the polish, this could be its moment. If they do the 1.0 right, maybe it becomes big. Don’t miss the July 17 preview stream to see what’s coming. July 24 could be the day SUPERVIVE makes a comeback.
