Pune studio developing MaskGun and the Indus battle royale game.
Really impressed that a Pune studio is putting out a battle royale that holds its own. Indus has a fresh art style and the desi-inspired map is a nice change from the usual. Servers stutter a little during peak evening hours but overall a solid effort.
Original Indian theme, fun gunplay
Occasional peak-hour lag
I like what SuperGaming is doing and MaskGun is still fun, but Indus has had some balance issues that took a while to address. When the patches land they're decent, just wish the team communicated timelines better. Torn between supporting them and being a bit frustrated.
SuperGaming has genuinely raised the bar for Indian game studios. The combat in Indus feels responsive, the cosmetics are tasteful, and MaskGun remains one of the best lightweight shooters out there. Customer support actually replied to my crash report within a day. Big fan of this studio.
Both MaskGun and Indus are enjoyable and you don't feel forced to spend to compete, which I appreciate. The studio listens to community feedback on Discord too. My only minor complaint is the in-game store UI can be a bit clunky to navigate on smaller screens.
SuperGaming has a RevWala Trust Score of 55/100 (Average), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
SuperGaming is rated 4.0 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Average" Trust Score.
SuperGaming has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 1 verified review.
Solid core gameplay
Slow patch cadence and communication
Polished gameplay, responsive support
Been playing MaskGun for ages and SuperGaming clearly knows how to keep a shooter optimised for low-end Android. Matchmaking is quick and the gunplay feels tight. Only gripe is the ads between matches pop up a bit too often for free players.
Lightweight, smooth multiplayer
Frequent ads on free tier
Fair, non-pay-to-win design
Clunky store UI on small phones