The gameplay in this is very good, the story id decent, might not be that easy for younger people to follow, but still very good. The Verses multiplexer is the best part of the game, (my opinion) as that is what my family uses to play against each other.

First of all the game is just epic and the arcade stick Is Awesome i enjoy it alot and really don't get tired of it and i still use it for every new fighting game i get ( huge fighting games fan ) it sits on your lap or anywhere perfectly , it's smooth and it has cool lights , it really looks...

No other fighting games are superior than this in visual & gameplay mechanism with tons of replay value plus new storyline mode which gives hours & hours endless enjoyment. You name any of the DC comic characters, you've got it here.

Great cast of characters from the DC Universe, awesome game play, lots of content, epic story line; What more could you really ask for

More skins for the characters; more stages; few more characters; DLC characters should be apart of story line

A perfect fighting game for beginners and one of the best uses of the DC universe so far in games, even if it still only feels like the tip of the iceberg in terms of unrealised potential.

Excellent tutorial and training system and elegantly simplified control system that's fun for both newbies and experts; Some hilarious arena transitions and super moves

The combat is nowhere near as technical or nuanced as other 2D fighters; Some characters are much more interesting to play as than others; Weak cut scene graphics

Thanks to the team behind Mortal Kombat, Netherrealm Studios, I finally get the chance. Gods Amongst Us provides us with a fighting roster crammed with all the heavy hitters of the DC Universe - Superman, Batman - alongside several lesser known characters that have populated the comics over the...

NetherRealm Studios are most famous for making the massively popular Mortal Kombat series, which brought blood, guts and fatalities to the fighting game world back in 1992. But after Mortal Kombat 3 , the series got a bit stale until the release of the excellent Mortal Kombat 9 in 2011.

When pioneering fighting games like Street Fighter and Tekken first showed up in western arcades all those years ago, each cabinet earned more than its weight in 20 pence pieces thanks to the solidity of their fighting mechanics.

When Injustice: Gods Among Us was announced something didn't sit quite right with me. Releasing a DC Comics game without putting DC in the title? Could DC have been distancing themselves from the project? Perhaps they wanted to keep it distinct from NetherRealm's previous DC fighting game.

I bought this game 3 years after its release because I thought it wouldn't be good. Boy, I was in for a surprise! Great cast of characters, beautiful graphics, nice music, but more importantly, excellent gameplay.