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Rumbleverse: How to Self-Revive in Combat

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In a Battle Royale Brawler like Rumbleverse, knowing how to revive yourself when you get killed is a good skill to learn.

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Imagine when the game you are playing has few players left on the field. Potentially, you can go out on top if you time your shots right. Then all of a sudden, you get jumped from behind and get knocked out in the process.

Good thing this game has a self-revive skill that you could use just for these types of instances.

How to Self-Revive in Combat for Rumbleverse

Like any content in Rumbleverse, for you to revive you have to do either of these two things or both. Smashing something, or collecting something.

To self-revive, you have to collect Stars and fill up your Superstar meter located at the bottom center of your screen.

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Fill up your Superstar Meter

You can do this by collecting Stars in the field, breaking chests and doing damage to enemies. once the meter is full it will notify you with a flashing Super Mode text next to your Superstar Meter.

With your meter at full, you can now take damage without worrying about dying because this meter would be used to self-revive you when you get knocked out.

Make a comeback

Upon activation, you receive 300 health points and do damage as you get up. From here start running towards the nearest health item and get yourself healed.

If you die when your Superstar Meter isn’t full, you would die for good and get respawned in the lobby so make that one chance count.

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