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.

Injustice is a big game, for more than just the fact that it has Batman in it and he can punch Superman through a building. It marks a big change in fighting game design theory on NetherRealm's part, and while it still isn't without problems that have plagued the Mortal Kombat series since its...

Great new controls; tons of DC Comics flavor; GamePad play is great

Typical MK hangups still linger; messy character design

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...

Great characters. Not my type of game, i kept mashing buttons.

I had fun playing Injustice , but not as much as I wanted too. The combos and hits have a cadence and feeling to them that I've only found in NetherRealm games. It's a sort of slower, rhythmic feeling and it's not too difficult to pull off useful and reasonably powerful combos.

A heaping helping of DC Universe fan-service bundled in an aesthetically idiosyncratic fighting-game package, Injustice: Gods Among Us is both a big, bold (sometimes recklessly so) attempt by NetherRealm Studios to outshine their estimable Mortal Kombat reboot and a galumphing valentine to diehard...

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

When it comes to superheroes-turned-street fighters, DC Comics' stable of superfriends have always received the short end of the stick. While Marvel enjoys the steady success of Capcom's legendary Vs. series, the likes of Justice League Task Force and Mortal Kombat vs.

Brutal presentation makes you feel powerful, New mechanics build upon Mortal Kombat's foundation in creative ways, S.T.A.R; Labs missions are a fun distraction

Minimal educational tools; Disappointingly dull story; Lacks replay support

Imagine a world where the lines between good and evil have been blurred, where iconic heroes like Superman and Aquaman use their powers to control the world, rather than keep the peace.

"...the bombastic super attacks are the epitome of crowd-pleasing." "No matter your playstyle, you'll find someone to love in Injustice." "The star of the show is the game's story mode...

Incredible roster and story mode; Smooth online play; Fan-service aplenty

Some spam-heavy characters; Controls initially feel rigid; Costumes suffer from DLC overkill