The criteria for ranking would include the characters mythos within the existing DC universe, utilisation of their original powers in the game, including their moves, supermoves and fighting styles, the part they play in the story mode, and the extent to which they can be customised with gears and upgrades. ‘Injustice 2’ retains a lot of the original roster, either giving them a facelift or tech update, while a host of new ones are introduced as well.
The threat this time is of a global level and possibly beyond, and while there are flashes of that brilliance here and there, it never completely materializes, until, you guessed it, the ultimate final battle between Batman and Superman, that is in itself a single term selling point by now.Įlaborations aside, let’s get to ranking these characters, which is what this article sought to do in the first place. That being said, I also felt that the plot structure this time around wasn’t as involving or epic as it was the first time around, precisely because of the lack of an inherent internal struggle within our heroes, which is what I personally revere DC for. However, as with the first game, at moderate difficulty settings, the gameplay lasts shorter than the accompanying cinematics, and while they are extremely fun and important to watch for plot progression, we’d all appreciate a little more gameplay with consequences (RPG progression style fighting) rather than the arcade-style fighting.
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