Injustice: Gods Among Us - Ultimate Edition

I have Injustice 2 and I knew I needed to get the first game. Although I haven't had a chance to play both the first and second one yet, I liked the comics that was based on the game so I decided to give both games a chance.

Love it

I bought a PS3 copy a few months ago and fell in love with this game. In my opinion, it's everything a fighting game should be. It's not too hard, yet it's not easy. There's definitely a bit of a learning curve, but if you have the patience and determination to learn how to use certain (or all) characters, you'll enjoy yourself.The story was alright. It wasn't good, but it wasn't bad. I absolutely loved the intro to the story mode. Overall it's worth the play.I haven't done any of the extra missions and stuff so I can't rate on that.The online is fun, depending on who you play against.I only bought this again because I loved my PS3 version and I needed some games for the PS4. I count this as a plus, since I bought a used PS3 copy and I never made any DLC purchases, so to get this game with all the DLC stuff was pretty sweet.I don't like the fact that blocking was basically removed from the game. In order to block, you have to be moving backwards. I'm not a fan of that.The in-game items do a lot of damage too. I understand they can be turned off in the options, but they still do quite a bit of damage. And they can't be blocked, which makes it worse in my opinion.Overall, the game is fun. It's not a must-have for PS4 if you already owned the PS3 version, but you won't be disappointed. If you never purchased the game, and you enjoy fighters, I highly recommend this game, or at least rent it first, because opinions do vary.

Bought this for my son and he plays it day and night big hit

So much easier to pick up and play than Mortal Kombat 9! In my opinion, the story is even better! That's probably the comic book fan in me talking, but it's still highly enjoyable if you aren't a comic fan.The PS4 version is the way to go! My only gripe is the story cutscenes that are pre recorded from the current gen consoles. It's a sad site when you play a next-gen game with cutscenes that drop in framerate due to the console it was originally recorded from.The multiplayer is filled with skilled players as usual when it comes to online games. I have enough fun just playing the single player and collecting trophies, so hopefully after a few more playthroughs I can develop enough skill to keep up online.

I love this game. I bought Injustice and Injustice 2 together. Both have great stories, but I think I like the the first game better. They play pretty good on PS5

Injustice: Gods Among Us is a great fighting game that you will love. I am almost finished with the story mode of the game and the story is very good. This version has some additional content and it only makes the game even stronger. These player vs. player fighting games usually do not have a good story but this one has a pretty compelling story. The story within the game is similar to some of the storylines within the comics. The graphics within the game are great and most importantly the fighting mechanics are solid as well. If you like fighting game you will love this one. I would definitely recommend this game.

Remember the days when fighting games gave you the opportunity to unlock new characters and skins through hard work and dedication? Those days were not too long ago right? Well they're gone now. Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition comes with all characters and skins unlocked. To any person who tires of challenges, this would be an awesome thing. But this gives the dedicated player nothing to look forward to, no goal to strive for.That being said, there are still challenges, but in way too great of quantity. If you're a player like me, you care about earning achievements and trophies, and you love a challenge. But when there are 300 challenges, many of which being based more on chance and luck than on skill, it's difficult to stay dedicated. Some of the challenges are things like "Defeat your enemy without getting hit by this certain object" which makes the challenges chance-based instead of requiring skill. And with 300 of them? It's just a ploy to make you play the game longer.It is worth commenting on the fighting style of the game, classic style fighting with 2D scrolling. This is what you would expect from Neatherrealm. Playing this after being a fan of Mortal Kombat for Xbox 360 and PS3, it feels no different, which is actually a good thing. There are changes that drastically change the gameplay, like map based object flinging and destruction, wagers to determine who loses health and who gains it. These add something fresh to the style of gameplay. The only thing missing is fatalities, but it is understandable that these cannot be in the game to keep it's ESRB rating of "T".If you are looking for a good fighting game to play with friends, this is perfect fun. But if you are in it to complete the game, I hope you're ready for long hours of failure and distaste.