Super Evil Megacorp says Catalyst Black launching on May 25



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Super Evil Megacorp announced its new game, Catalyst Black, which will launch exclusively at the end of this spring- May 25th. The new Battlegrounds shooter from the developers of Vainglory is designed as a competitive multiplayer title for mobile gamers.

Catalyst Black was first shown on the iPhone 13 showcase last year, albeit for a short time. It was originally called “Project Spellfire”. The game is designed to be as good-looking and fun as any triple-A console title, and is built on the company’s EVIL engine.

The gameplay is pretty typical for a top-down Battlegrounds title. Players can customize their loadout, and at launch they’ll have 30 guns, 12 abilities, and 15 trinkets. They will also have 6 primal or giant entities that they can summon against their enemies. There will also be a variety of modes including PvP, PvE and PvEvP.



“Catalyst Black takes mobile-first games to a whole new level by offering input flexibility and through its accessible yet deep, action-packed gameplay,” said Super Evil Megacorp CEO Kristian Segerstrell in a statement. Catalyst Black Takes mobile-first games to a whole new level by offering input flexibility and through its accessible yet deep, action-packed gameplay!”

Catalyst Black launches on iOS and Android on May 25.

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