Super People

Super People is an online action battle royale game, developed by the South Korean studio Wonder People, founded by the creator of the brawler Dungeon Fighter Online. It was published by Wonder Games. The title is available in free-to-play model.

Game mechanics

In the game we control a super soldier and we have one task - survive to the end of the match by defeating all opponents. We can observe the action from the first or third person perspective. At the beginning of the round we find ourselves in a helicopter flying over the island, from which we can jump at any moment and land using a parachute. After reaching the place, the key is to find weapons (a wide arsenal is available), ammunition, gadgets and other resources, because we start without any equipment. All necessary things are distributed in the locations around, directly on the ground or in caches, they can also come to the game as part of an air drop. The gameplay area decreases constantly; if we don't manage to enter it in time, death awaits us.

We can use resources to create, upgrade and repair items, including armor and backpacks. Items of equipment are marked with colors symbolizing their rarity and quality. Also useful are various vehicles that we find during the game and functional elements of the environment such as jumpers that allow us to use a parachute.

Our character along with the progress develops his skills, depending on the selected class. After reaching the maximum level, a special supernatural ability such as teleportation is unlocked.

During team play, communication is important and is facilitated by the game's ping system. The mode is also distinguished by the fact that receiving a fatal injury does not immediately disable the game. If a companion manages to get close to us, we can be healed by him.

Game modes

In Super People we play only in online multiplayer mode. We can compete with other players alone, and another option is to fight in a group with a friend or several against other teams, made up of the same number of players.