Great story mode and very fun to play with friends and family in versus mode… Until someone takes it personally.

There's plenty of content here for single-player brawlers, and the online is robust and, although I didn't touch on it much here, free of a lot of the lag and frustration that accompanies many AAA launches.

Since the release of the 2011 reboot of Mortal Kombat, Netherealm Studios has been on a roll and has been getting better and better with each new fighting game they release. The first Injustice was great , Mortal Kombat X was great, and now Injustice 2, the forth AAA game by the studio is finally...

Probably the best single-player experience ever in a fighting game, on top of being an extremely accessible and highly technical multiplayer brawler.

Multi-layered combat system that's very easy to pick up, with plenty of varied characters; Excellent story campaign, with The Multiverse mode for added longevity; Excellent graphics

Apart from an excuse to keep grinding for loot the gear system adds very little of value; The plot and script are pretty nonsensical; Art design sometimes seems a bit off brand

Few fighting games offer enticing background stories without neglecting the multiplayer aspect. Injustice 2 provides a balanced gameplay experience for both single and multiplayer fans, which I believe is its strongest quality.

Enticing story; Solid fighting mechanics; Huge amount of content; Top notch graphics and voice acting; You get to fight Atrocitus

Minor plot flaws; Expensive cosmetic items; Gear System is not as useful as it should

The ordering and delivery process was great. Haven't opened it yet as it is for christmas. Price was great too.

Injustice 2 is unmistakably a NetherRealm Studios game. Ever since they reinvented themselves with 2011's Mortal Kombat , all their games have followed the mold. 2D fighting with a story campaign that brings you through many different playable characters as your fight your friends just as much as...

New high bar for animation and lighting; Combat is as deep and technical as ever

Unnecessary and detrimental gear system; Frequent frame rate drops during cutscenes; Tags

"My son has a demo on PS4 loves it I have bought the full version for Christmas."

Injustice 2 isn't the most original fighting game on the block, but it might be the most balanced and thoroughly entertaining one - gear system notwithstanding.

Fabulous presentation & story; Gear is a customization dream; Balanced roster of fighters; Tight; precise controls

Rewards are entirely luck-based; The gear system feels unpolished; Online players who spam that one move

It didn't take comic book publishers Marvel and DC long to spot the potential that videogames offered as an additional platform for showcasing their respective rosters of heroes and villains.