SURVOLT

Pass it before you shoot it.

SURVOLT is a team sport that doesn't exist yet: two teams of three, one ball, and two dartboard-style targets that slide along the arena walls. Scoring is easy. Scoring big is the whole game.

The charge

Every possession starts with a white ball worth ×1. One clean pass turns it cyan (×2). When all three teammates have touched it, it turns gold (×3). Hit the bullseye with a gold ball and you take 9 points in one throw. Hold the ball too long and the charge melts away. Keep it moving.

The golden zone

Several times per match a patch of the floor lights up. Shoot from it, or bounce your shot off it, and the points double. In the last two minutes everything doubles again. A single gold shot from the zone in Overdrive is worth 36 points. Matches turn on those moments.

Play it with your whole body

• Throw, pass and shoot by hand, or volley the ball out of the air with a kick.
  
• Bank shots off the walls to reach a target the defense is covering.
  
• Dive and jump to intercept, tackle to steal, set screens to free a teammate.
  
• Call for the ball with a raised hand: your teammates (human or AI) will look for you.
  
• Aura: fill it by playing well, spend it for a burst when it matters.

Solo, training, online

• Play full matches against AI teams on three difficulty levels.
  
• Nine guided lessons teach movement, shooting, charge, dribbling, volleys, the zone, interceptions, tackles and goalkeeping.
  
• Online 1v1 to 3v3 with friends: public lobbies, private rooms with a code and password, and connection handled for you (NAT punch-through with automatic relay). No port to open.
  
• Two arenas: the orbital stadium and the classic evening pitch.

Make it yours

Choose your athlete, skin tone, eyes, hair, outfit and accessories, jersey number and aura colour. Play with keyboard and mouse or a controller.

Early Access

SURVOLT is made by one person. The rules, the AI and the online mode are in place; more arenas, outfits, ranked play and a spectator mode are on the roadmap. Feedback from players will decide what comes first.