Infinite Crisis

Turbine, Inc. · Mar 26, 2015

Teen

About

A sudden assault threatens the DC Multiverse. All realities stand on the brink of annihilation. Now, the last hope for Earth lies in the powers of the DC legends.

Infinite Crisis is a next-generation, free-to-play MOBA featuring fast-paced battles, streamlined RPG mechanics, and iconic locations and characters from across the DC Mulitverse. Recruit a roster of powerful heroes and villains to command in destructive combat where catastrophic events can reshape the map and the environment itself can become a weapon.

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PC

Critic 6.7 (6 critics) · Gamer 7.5

Critic reviews

IGN
Miranda Sanchez · Apr 29, 2015
6.9
Having tools to learn new Champions and strategies is important in MOBAs, so it’s confusing that more bot modes aren’t available, especially when all but one queue is closed. Still, Infinite Crisis is a fun experience and does interesting things with the standard MOBA roles, though the assassin class feels like it has too much an advantage over the others. Stolen Powers help balance this a little bit, and they’re fun to use in Infinite Crisis’ comic book-like environment.
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PC Gamer
Chris Thursten · Apr 29, 2015
6.0
This leaves Infinite Crisis in a tough position. It needs to attract new blood to stay viable, but its value to new players decreases with every player it loses. It's a perfectly serviceable game in a popular genre, but it's really let down by its lack of a strong single draw. ...Infinite Crisis' ideal player is the League fan who doesn't want to play League and the DC fan who doesn't mind seeing the DC universe undermined in a dozen ways. That's a tough sell, even for a free game.
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MMORPG
Brandon Casteel · Apr 28, 2015
7.6
Infinite Crisis is polished, snappy and a well-designed MOBA, all things considered. But its mechanics don’t address the long-standing issues with the genre in a meaningful way, or do they do much to set the game apart from its competitors. As a MOBA title where you can play Shazam, Infinite Crisis is your bet. As a mechanical differentiator from League of Legends, it suffers a little from Me Too Syndrome.
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GameSpot
Tyler Hicks · Apr 10, 2015
6.0
While League of Legends keeps rune slots locked until certain account levels, Infinite Crisis gives characters completed Augment/Mod kits they can use even at level 1. Players can purchase augments and mods to customize a character to their liking, but no player is at an outright disadvantage simply for being at a lower level. In this sense, Infinite Crisis improves upon existing MOBA conventions. Unfortunately, the game otherwise lacks the Old English finish it so sorely needed; Where's Alfred when you need him?
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MeriStation
Saúl González · Apr 17, 2015
6.5
Su gran problema, quizás, es que llega dos años después de lo que debería.... es muy difícil hacerse un hueco entre dos gigantes como son DOTA 2 o League of Legends. Sin embargo, Infinite Crisis nos ofrece un sistema algo más accesible y cumple con creces la principal característica por la que se acercarán, a buen seguro, muchos jugadores a este título.... aunque no tanto a nivel visual, dado que desentona un tanto el aire cartoon de estos héroes con la estética 3D de los escenarios.
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Multiplayer.it
Tommaso Pugliese · Apr 25, 2015
7.0
A fare la differenza sono i personaggi DC e le loro innumerevoli e affascinanti varianti, un bonus non da poco per gli appassionati di supereroi, nonché un approccio free-to-play che riesce a essere meno stringente di quanto si temeva, con concessioni al "pay to win" relativamente accettabili. Un titolo senz'altro da provare se siete fan di Batman, Superman, Flash e compagnia danzante.
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