Massive roster of diverse characters, with unique play styles; Netherrealm proves it’s the best in the business at giving fighting games a good story; Multiverse is rammed with extra content, for solo and online warriors;

Gear rarely drops for your main character, which can make levelling up a slog; Expanded game mechanics can be tricky to get your head around; Deadshot is cheap. No arguments.;

In Injustice 2 you are fighting to save Earth from a villain that enjoys going around and destroying worlds in addition to fighting some people who used to be your friend but have since gone rogue.

There is a belief that the more you work at something the more you become better at doing said work, due to the increase experience and knowledge. This is something NetherRealm Studios has clearly shown since bringing back the rebooted Mortal Kombat .

Roguelike mechanics are taking over the galaxy, it would seem, and Everspace is the latest in a long line of games that takes inspiration from that classically archaic dungeon crawler of yesteryear, Rogue.

It's been five years since Batman and his team of doppelganger companions defeated the sociopathic tyrant that was once the beacon of hope, Superman in Injustice: Gods Among Us . However, when the world seems to have finally made big strides in putting our planet and its people back together, but...

Fantastic; cinematic story; Fluid gameplay makes you feel like a hero; Gear System adds insane level of customisation; Generous reward system; Beautiful visuals; Guilds makes you feel a part of something big

Locking Darkseid behind pre-order/paywall; It would have been great to add new Super-Moves with Gear System

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

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.

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

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.