![]() ![]() It’s a good game, but I’m kinda worn out now. I think this was my second win, in my third game. If you’re in it for the game play, there’s not much that makes Super Animal Royale stand out apart from the cute graphics and top-down style, but if you’re in it for the cosmetics, you’re spoiled for choice. ![]() I mean, I actually WON my first game when I got match-made with a random squad. And I kinda also don’t really care about chasing that first place spot. Still, I don’t really care about cosmetics. The free version is literally just the battle royale, but any progress you make towards cosmetics IS carried over into the paid edition. You also can’t add people into your squad via Steam, that’s restricted to the paid version of the game, but you can invite people from Discord if you turn on the overlay and the game-showing feature. ![]() Not from the current fruit basket thing, not from special codes, not from anything. You can’t use any of the cosmetics you find at all. The Super Free Edition though has a huge amount of limitations. I’ve knocked down so many people but rarely get the finishing blow. It’s not BAD music, it’s just repetitive.Īnd, somewhat annoyingly, like most battle royales, it’s only kills that count. I had to mute the music because I got tired of it. While the sound effects are nice and cute, there seems to only be a handful of tracks, the main menu music and one sound effect for dancing. Sometimes.Īlso, this game needs more sound tracks. This just seems to happen every time you load the game up for the first time and try and play the game, you get a black screen and never load into a match, but closing it and starting again seems to fix it. All four of us have had issues with loading the game and everything going non-responsive. Because Super Animal Royale does have a few problems. That’s insanely good for a multitude of reasons. Super Animal Royale, Super Free Edition Demo I really, really appreciate this because frankly I wouldn’t have touched this game at all had it not been free. Super Animal Royale also has a free edition, with which you can try the game out before sinking €10 into an early access title. You do this mostly by killing other players. The base ones are a tiger, a bear, a fox and a cat that looks more like Rattata than anything else, but you can unlock deer and ducks and dogs and all sorts, plus colour schemes for each one. You can explore the whole map while waiting for a game. These creatures do have 360 vision almost but they can’t see past trees and things. Building roofs become invisible when you are near them but you can’t see inside unless it’s in your field of view. It has a genuinely pretty cool field-of-view system, with clear lines of what you can and can’t see. It’s also a top-down game with cartoony graphics, somewhat similar to older, softer Flash game art styles (especially things like Orisinal Morning Sunshine). I mean, for starters, it’s filled with cute little animals, all armed with guns and katanas. Super Animal Royale is a battle royale game that goes a little bit above most normal battle royales. Add some sort of cosmetic and micro-transaction system and lure players in and you’re pretty much done. I also dislike how it’s so easy to crank out a battle royale game – just make a massive map, trickle weapons and armour on it and then throw in a bunch of players. I find them a bit tedious as a game mode with victory being impossible to obtain and no one giving a shit unless you come second in a massive tournament. I’ve mentioned before how I don’t like battle royales. ![]()
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