Supraball is a First-Person Sports Game. It feels like playing football without being football. There are no CPU-assisted characters in the game - Every player is human, and a team is only successful if everyone is working together. Supraball is the official successor to Deathball.

Made for eSport

Easy to learn but hard to master. The gameplay allows for very deep mechanics and tactics with high precision controls.

Free2Play

Play the game for free without limitations. You can also be sure that there is no pay2win involved! Feel free to buy cosmetic gadgets and goodies to individualise your appearance. None of this will have an impact on the gameplay.

Ranked Matches

Climb the Player Ladder or the Team Ladder. Play mixed rank matches or challenge other teams with your team (you and 4 of your friends).

Stats

See how many goals you scored in your entire career, how your pass completion rate is, your biggest win streak, your save rate, how many chances you need for a goal and much much more.

Join the SBL

A league system that works just like in football. Win the matchday with your team, gain 3 points, climb up the table. Be among the first at the end of the season to get promoted to the next league.

Steam Integration, Windows Linux Mac Support

Invite your friends from Steam right into your match, get accomplishments and all the other steamworks functionality you know.

Where can I get the game?

Why Crowdfunding?

We aren't gonna lie. We're developing the game either way, because we love it too much. But almost all of us are doing it in our free time. A successfull crowdfunding would allow us to increase the production speed by about 500% and have it done much earlier. It would also raise the production quality by far.

Without funding it would just take a long time to get it done.

And apart from time constraints, certain key development positions, like the one of a qualified 3D artist, are hinged on further financial support.

What's the money for?

But why now?

You can already play Supraball on our website and it feels like an almost finished game, right?

The thing is, we are currently porting the game from Unreal Engine 3 to Unreal Engine 4 because the old engine is very limiting to us and doesn't allow us to do many things. So we are basically redoing the whole game to get it running on a future-proof technology. 

It will take a lot of time to get the game on par with the features existing in the current Unreal Engine 3 version of the game. We’re starting from scratch again, but the goal is to produce a game that will leave nothing to be desired.

Why a new Engine?

The main problem  with the current engine (UE3) is, that it doesn't provide us with source code access. So we pretty much have to work with what's there. This means that there are things we can't do or can't fix. Here’s a short list:

- We can't properly use Steam because the engine's support is incomplete.
- We can't release the game for platforms other than Windows.
- On the current engine, every idle server is producing a way too high CPU usage which makes it resource intensive for game server hosting companies to offer this game.
- There are lots of intricacies  that we can’t control with an old engine. For instance, we can’t make the ball spin fast enough because the engine’s rotation speed limit is just too tight.
- The developers of the old engine have phased out support for it, which means we can’t fall back on it and fix things when they go wrong at your end.

The new Unreal Engine 4 gives us source code access, so we can literally do anything we want with it and also release the game for any platform that we like, so we can add support for Linux and Mac. On top of that, the new engine looks prettier, doesn't compromise on performance, and it's a lot easier to work with. The technical support of the engine is superb and in full swing.

A vague estimation of how many funds are needed for specific goals:

You will receive your reward once the game is done or during production when the specific reward is done.