What if our greatest heroes became our greatest threat? Injustice: Gods Among Us introduces a bold new franchise to the fighting game genre from NetherRealm Studios, creators of the definitive fighting game Mortal Kombat. Featuring DC Comics icons such Batman, Cyborg, The Flash, Harley Quinn, Nightwing, Solomon Grundy, Superman and Wonder Woman, the latest title from the award-winning studio presents a deep original story. Heroes and villains will engage in epic battles on a massive scale in a world where the line between good and evil has been blurred.

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1834 Reviews

8.36

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Jezreel Ian Manuel

7.20

Mar 6, 2022

Played this game on my PlayStation. I was amazed how they were able to pull off a superhero fighting game with a decent story like Injustice: Gods Among Us. The entire fighting mechanics doesn't seem as fluid as other big fighting games but at least they were able to do it properly. The story actually came from the comics and it was properly told. The graphics are not that good for me. But at least I was able to enjoy this game.

VISUALS

Artistry: 7/12

Technical Merit: 5/8

SOUND DESIGN

Music: 10/12

Sound Effects & Vocals: 7/8

INTERACTION

Control & Interface: 5/8

Player Agency: 6/8

Accessibility: 3/4

MECHANICS

Feedback & Fun: /710

Depth: 3/5

Variety: 5/5

CHARACTER

Narrative: 6/8

Heart: 4/6

Originality: 4/6

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Sebastian Montano

Oct 28, 2020

7.60

Martin Ruiz

May 19, 2020

8.50

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Critic Reviews

23 Reviews

7.83

Destructoid

8.50

Allistair Pinsof—Apr 19, 2013

Going into Injustice, I worried that as much as I enjoyed the game that I would wish it was just a Mortal Kombat game instead. My greatest fear was unfounded. As much as I enjoyed the game’s outlandish story, intense combat, and various modes, I can only imagine how much more it will mean to someone who is also a DC junkie. Instead of asking for Sub-Zero to appear in Injustice, I am now prepared to ask for Aquaman DLC in the next Mortal Kombat.

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8.30

Justin Speer—Apr 16, 2013

In some ways, Injustice feels like a sequel to Mortal Kombat that’s swapped in one group of costumed combatants for another. The chunky animation style of older Mortal Kombat games can make these heroes seem alternately super-powerful or super-awkward, and the NetherRealm look doesn’t fit every character -- Wonder Woman can only be described as a victim of the aesthetic. But this is really a minor complaint for a very playable and easily enjoyable fighter.

Smosh Games

8.50

Smosh Games—Apr 18, 2013

7.59

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