How to play Supervive early: Open Beta details

Brad Norton
Supervive game cinematic

A new MOBA-Battle-Royale-Hero-Shooter hybrid from ex-Riot, Bungie, and Blizzard developers is quickly turning heads. Here’s how you can get your hands on Supervive early through the Open Beta.

While Deadlock has recently captured the hearts of PC gamers with its hero-shooter MOBA gameplay structure, another game all about buzzword soup is looking to take the market by storm.

Developers with experience across LoL, Halo, and many other mega-popular titles, have banded together to make Supervive, what they describe as the following: A MOBA-BR-Hero-Shooter. Got all that?

If you’re curious and eager to check it all out for yourself, you’re in luck. Players can get their hands on the upcoming release for free, and we’ve got the rundown on how.

Supervive cover art
Supervive blends mechanics from MOBAs, Battle Royales, and Hero Shooters.

How to play Supervive early

While previously limited to a lucky batch of randomly selected playtesters, Supervive is currently open for all to enjoy. Here’s how you can join the open beta to try the game out as well as get involved in the next beta period in the future.

Open Beta

While called an ‘Open Beta’, Supervive is technically out now in Early Access. Just head to the game’s store page on Steam and you can download this early build of the game for free.

This early build packs a wide assortment of content including a roster of 16 characters. Yet as it’s described as being in Early Access, expect plenty of changes and additional content drops over the coming months.

There’s currently no telling when this ‘Open Beta’ / Early Access period may end, but it’s effectively the full game, just with a few extra bells and whistles set to be added over time. So if you’re curious, you may as well jump in and see if it’s for you.

Closed Beta

Previously, fans could register for access on the official Supervive website here. In doing so, there was a chance you’d be randomly selected to join in on the next test period.

Of course, there’s no need for that now servers are stable and thousands can jump in and play at any time.

As the game is obviously still in active development, we’ll be sure to keep you updated here with changes on the road to launch.