Injustice: Gods Among Us; Ultimate Edition is available for a variety of consoles including the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and the PC. However as with many games released in 2013 or early 2014, this was before we owned a PS4 which means that it was a toss up between the other consoles and PC often, although...

Good multiplayer (not on Steam); unqiue storyline; controls are effective and glitch free

Multiplayer on Steam is awful; campaign mode isn't very long; relies on multiplayer for length

Decent game...quite fun to play...Multiplayer sometimes has issues like it automatically disconnects during matches...also after you intall the game steam will require you to download 2.6 GB patch update without which you cannot proceed to play...overall its a fun game to play with people

will bring that same formula, albeit with some tweaks, to the DC Universe. It has felt like ages since the superheros of the DCverse were rendered into a formidable fighting experience, the last time being

The game is ported quite well from console to PC. You get all the DLC extras that PS3 and Xbox360 customers would need to pay easily twice as much to obtain singularly, and all in one bundle.

The game is awesome but unfortunately, the multiplayer (online) is broken. I have not been able to start even a single match yet. A waste of money as online multiplayer is what fighters are supposed to be played at!

NetherRealm Studios is perhaps my favorite fighting game company. As the creators of Mortal Kombat, I have high expectations of them, especially considering the masterpiece that was Mortal Kombat 9.

Game: Injustice: Gods Among Us Genre: Fighting Players: 1-2 Developer: NetherRealm Studios, High Voltage Software Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Rated: Teen Yes folks, another Injustice review here at 411mania!

Who would win a fight: Batman or Superman? It's an age-old question for comic book fans, and the reason a game like Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition exists. We want to see our favorite heroes and villains beat the snot out of each other.

This probably isn't the fighting game for the obsessive Street Fighter / Guilty Gear players, and I'm not certain everyone will pick it up easily, but there's definitely a number of interesting elements in Injustice. I'll summarize it to main elements of uniqueness.

Works perfectly, quickly installed on discs via Steam on Windows 7.