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Think you're good at Supervive? Come play it on a pink keyboard.

Published: 13 Dec. 2024, 14:53 Updated: 13 Dec. 2024, 15:04

CHO YONG-JUN
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Main game lounge area at the Nexon Supervive ″game lounge″ pop-up in Seongdong District, eastern Seoul [CHO YONG-JUN]

Nexon opened a “game lounge” pop-up for its new battle royale-MOBA game Supervive.

The lounge opened at the Peaches D8NE cultural space in Seongdong District, southern eastern Seoul, near Seongsu Station, on Nov. 21 and will run through Dec. 22.

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The exterior of Nexon's Supervive ″game lounge″ pop-up in Seongdong District, eastern Seoul. [CHO YONG-JUN]

Supervive, developed by Theorycraft Games and published by Nexon, is an online game best described as a cross between top-down MOBAs like League of Legends and battle royale titles like Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds. The game features 40 players in teams and duos, fighting for a last-team-standing battle.

The highlight of the Supervive pop-up is a large PC bang (internet cafe) area, fitted with 40 sets of gaming chairs and other peripherals.

Main game lounge area at the Nexon Supervive ″game lounge″ pop-up in Seongdong District, eastern Seoul [CHO YONG-JUN]

A full 40-player game session will begin every hour. Players who survive longer than 30 minutes will be awarded a gold coin, which they can trade for a raffle ticket.

Gamers who are not familiar with Supervive can also first learn and practice the game in a dedicated tutorial area located next to the main gaming area. A scavenger hunt for hand warmers takes place in an outdoor space.

Nexon will also host a “Supervive lounge league” on Saturday and Sunday. The winning teams will receive a Sidiz gaming chair.