In this Battle Royale game, gamers can still “meat” enemies after death

The filmmakers consider the suburbs to be a place that hides many dark sides behind smooth green lawns and white fences. Suburban neighborhood in Watchers – a game title battle royale Free coming soon – has completely ditched the good looks of the ideal living location Pleasantville, replacing it with a world where people roll around trying to kill each other.

If you’re the type of player that gets “rejected from the parking lot” in battle royale, then Watchers is the game for you. Once killed, the eliminated player becomes a ‘Watcher’ and can avenge his or her killer (or other survivors) by dropping traps near those players – toxic gas tubes, magnetic traps bent bullets, time portals and other bizarre devices will make the match “more interesting”.
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With Watchers, even though the player has defeated many opponents, in the end, they can still lose the battle at the hands of the “loser” thanks to their own privileges.

This can make some people “angry”. In battle royale, knocking down an opponent gives the feeling of satisfaction after a job well done and a few brief seconds of relaxation when the winner takes the loser’s spoils. However, Watchers do not follow this common sense. Players will step up a thorny path filled with pitfalls from the revenge of the loser.
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However, not everything that the disqualified person points at you is bad. Immediately after being eliminated, the loser can choose the player they like from the group of survivors and bet on the likely winner. So some Watchers will be motivated to help you. They’ll leave gifts containing useful gear along the way, create boost zones that allow players to move faster, and aid survivors in other ways. Therefore, players should act politely towards their neighbors if they do not want to “make enmity” later.

Players do not need to wait until Watchers release to experience the gameplay. Currently the game is having a free demo on Steamalthough you will be playing with bots most of the time, the game still has a brutal suburban feel.​