Supervive, the squad-based hero battle royale MOBA that was tearing up the charts in 2024 and has maintained a positive albeit smaller playerbase since then, believes it’s time for you to put it back on your shootygames radar: Theorycraft Games and NetEase have unveiled a release out of early access and into 1.0 for Thursday, July 24th.

This 1.0 release promises a “top to bottom overhaul” of the game that will adjust progression, game structure, and the game’s map, all while maintaining the gameplay flow and feel that made it popular among gamers. Fans who have been with Supervive during early access will get some unique rewards: Those who have played the game at least once before 1.0 will get a champion callsign and emote, while those with 40 or more hours under their belt will also get a glider skin and a title.

More details about what’s coming in the full release version of the game will be shared right at the stroke of midnight EDT on Friday, July 18th, during a YouTube livestream, after which the servers for the game will be taken down for extended maintenance. Anyone who owns a battle pass will be awarded 200,000 XP for their trouble, while everyone who’s a fan of this one will just have to wait for things to come back online at the appointed date.