SuperGaming adds abilities, anti-gravity spires, and custom rooms to Indus Battle Royale

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SuperGaming has introduced a major update to Indus Battle Royale, bringing a new layer of gameplay customization with the debut of ‘Abilities.’ This feature allows players to select from unique powers that align with different play styles, offering more control over how each match unfolds.

With the new Abilities system, players can tailor their in-game characters, known as Mythwalkers, by choosing from four distinct power types: Intel, Support, Mobility, and Assault. These abilities are designed to be simple to use—each activated with a single tap—while offering tactical depth suited for both casual and competitive players.

At launch, the lineup includes Hunter’s Instinct, which uses infrared vision to detect enemies; Shield Dome, an energy barrier that blocks bullets but allows outgoing fire; Super Speed, a burst of mobility that allows players to reposition quickly and escape dangerous situations; and Deadeye, a high-powered sidearm that rewards accuracy. Each ability comes with its own cooldown period, ensuring strategic use during matches.

SuperGaming says this system is part of its ongoing goal to make Indus feel fast, flexible, and player-first. “Abilities are a natural step forward in helping players shape matches to their playstyle,” said Roby John, CEO and Co-Founder of SuperGaming.

The update also introduces Anti-Gravity Spires—structures that allow players to launch into the air for quick redeployment across the map. These floating spires provide a new way to escape or reposition during battles, visible across the map for tactical use.

Another key addition is Custom Rooms, giving the community tools to host private games. Players can choose game modes like Battle Royale or TDM, adjust squad sizes, tweak settings such as aim assist, and even enable spectators—opening the door for scrims, tournaments, and community-driven events.