And by setting it in two-dimensions rather than three, the game becomes accessible to a much broader array of players, including those who may find first- and third-person combat too frenetic and intimidating. Super Animal Royale strips the genre of blood and gore, replacing these more mature elements with cute cartoon animals and generous dollops of humor. This is a good bet for kids itching to try battle royale games who may not yet be ready for grittier fare such as PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds or Call of Duty: Warzone. Players can also purchase cosmetic items and seasonal reward challenges with real world money, but these won't give them an advantage in the game.
As in other battle royale games, there's a broad range of supplementary objectives to think about as well, such as earning experience points to level up, completing little tasks such as playing a certain number of matches, and customizing your avatar to make it stand out amongst all the other colorful critters. The last player - or team of players, if you're playing in team mode - wins. Then it's just a matter of dispatching anyone you see before they can get you, while also ensuring you stay within the confines of an ever shrinking circle safe from encroaching super skunk gas. Players pick where they want to leap out of a plane flying across a sprawling map, then plummet to the ground where they begin searching for weapons, armor, and various other bits of gear, like ninja boots and health juice. Each match is a 64-player last-animal-standing brawl. SUPER ANIMAL ROYALE puts its own spin on the battle royale concept by swapping out people for cute little cartoon animals and setting the action on a two-dimensional map viewed from a raised perspective.
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