Twelve players fight it out in an arena on a PC while the audience watches on their phones. The audience can reach into the match. For money, a spectator drops a health pack or a crate of ammunition to a favorite, throws up a wall in front of them, or sets a hostile drone on someone they dislike.
League of Legends and Twitch built enormous crowds whose only permitted activity was to watch. Super Death Bowl gives that crowd a way to spend on the match itself.
The first version took runner-up at the UTA Hollywood Hackathon in 2013. A 2016 rebuild made it a shooter, with a phone screen showing the arena from above as a live map to tap and drop things into. It was shown at StartMIT.
