This isn't just any fighting game, it's the best fighting game of 2013 according to Igromania! The main characters of Injustice: Gods Among Us are representatives of various DC Comics franchises. The game lets you discover that Batman is stronger than Superman if the player controlling him knows moves better than the computer or a real opponent.
In terms of gameplay, Injustice Gods Among Us is reminiscent of the Mortal Kombat series. This is unsurprising, as it was developed by NetherRealm. The fighters can only move forward and backward, and both the background and the fighters themselves are 3D — the graphics are created using the Unreal 3 engine. Incidentally, the background features iconic locations like the Batcave, Superman's Fortress, and the streets of Metropolis.
The plot is also intriguing. As is often the case, the Joker is the mastermind behind the plot. He arranged for Superman to kill his beloved Lois Lane and his unborn child. The supervillain then detonated a nuclear bomb in Metropolis, killing millions. After this, Superman went mad and became a dictator, a tyrant. Batman acts as the main opponent. During the battle, a portal to a parallel Metropolis is found, where the nuclear explosion hasn't yet occurred... You can find out the rest by downloading the torrent. Injustice Gods Among Us Ultimate EditionThis edition includes all DLC.
Injustice: Gods Among Us Features: The gameplay is simple and dynamic: you only need to use four buttons, but they open up a wealth of possibilities. Battles last one round, and combatants have two health bars. - Lots of characters, lots of maps. The game features around 40 heroes, and they fight across the streets of Metropolis, in Batman's Lair, the Fortress of Solitude, and other iconic locations depicted in DC comics. - As in the latest Mortal Kombat games, there's a meter that allows for some very impressive and spectacular attacks. Of course, each character has their own super move.
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