A good beat em up game if you like the DC universe. Graphics are nice and plays much like the Mortal Kombat games as you would probably expect. Story is short which is normally the case with these games but overall not a bad purchase.

My 8 and 11 year old play this, and it has next to no blood, I have heard no swearing but there probably is some, unlike the first game no chunks of flesh are missing after a lot of damage is taken out of you, and no sex. You can play online, and that's only an issue if your opponent has a headset.

Injustice 2 starts with a bang - the amount of things available on the main menu is impressive, and there's a wide variety of modes on offer for any type of player. However, this fighting game from NetherRealm revolves around a fleshed-out story mode, and for many this will be the selling point.

The highly polished; fleshed-out campaign

Microtransactions

I only had it about a week before it was stolen but what I played of it was awesome! Sadly didn't get my money back for the game though.

When I first previewed Everspace last year, I went into the early-access build flying blind. The only thing I knew about the game was that it involved piloting a ship through space. Moments after firing it up for the first time, my foray into the great unknown ended in a catastrophic ball of fire.

Another element to the game I found trying were the unique, almost Descent-like controls because it took some getting used to. My mind had trouble getting around using the left bumper and trigger for throttle.

As far as I can tell, there hasn't been a decent casual flight simulation experience during either this console generation, or the latter part of the PS3/Xbox 360 era. This has been personally disappointing, as I grew up playing the Rogue Squadron games and enjoyed more recent titles such as Blazing...

Positives + Good sense of progression + Fairly unique experience + Game world feels alive and interesting

Negatives; Environments get a little repetitive; Controls can be fiddly

Every critic is unique and brings their own set of preferences and biases to their experiences of video games. Here's a bit about me and my gaming preferences so you can calibrate how useful this review will be to you:.

You may already know if NetherRealm's brand of fighting is for you or not, and Injustice 2 plays a lot like the studio's previous work, so it's unlikely that it'll change your mind. The fights are fun and flashy, with nice depth for players willing to spend the time learning those nuances.

Excellent game. Nothing else needs to be said but try it for yourself.