Without a doubt, the story of Injustice 2 is a bit simpler than that of its predecessor, however, it shifts focus quite frequently, giving players a lot of variety. Within the first hour, you will get to play with a handful of different characters, including Batman, Harley Quinn, the Green Arrow and...

Loads of content; Crisp graphics; Customization options; Superb narrative

Some aspects of gear system; Game pacing

I think it's pretty safe to say that Arc System Works, Capcom and NetherRealm are the ‘three kings' of fighting games. These three companies develop the majority of popular fighting games but let's face it, Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter are definitely the biggest names in the genre.

Epic loot; Stunning graphics; Fantastic netcode; Accessible fighting

Menus aren't all that informative; Missing DLC content is painfully obvious

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...

Mortal Kombat Konnoisseurs NetherRealm are back with a second installment of Injustice; the fighter that pits the cream of DC Comics' superheroes and villains against each other. This time there's a real effort to offer a feature complete package from the off, but will that be enough for Batman and...

Amazingly fast Delivery, Game is amazing also, recommend.

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

It's hard for anything with the DC Comics logo slapped on it to escape the looming, bellicose shadow of the present-day DC Cinematic Universe. Indeed, Netherrealm Studios's sequel to the sneering Injustice isn't above frequent visual references to the morose house that film director Zack Snyder...

The first Injustice was a well-done fighting game, but it's completely outclassed by its sequel. NetherRealm Studios offers up a love letter to the DC Universe and fighting game fans.

Since bringing back Mortal Kombat in 2011, NetherRealm Studios has been on a tear with their fighting games. While they've had stiff competition from the

Despite being terrible at fighting games, I absolutely loved the original Injustice. I managed to complete the campaign and even win the odd match online, but it was the story itself that stood out to me, especially being a fan of DC.