DC heroes turned tyrants, fights that shake the scenery, and a tone darker than you expected.

The profile is still light, so read it with care, but a few trends stand out. The soundtrack does well, ahead of three quarters of titles on the early votes, and the wish to rediscover it for the first time follows, ahead of around 70%. Controller feel and art style sit just above the middle. Where it stumbles is the longer-lasting emotion: attachment files it in the lower third, and fun, the kind of session you keep stretching, drops fairly low, ahead of fewer than a third of games. A game that impresses in the moment, through sound and spectacle, but holds you less once the controller is down. To confirm, since we are on very few votes.

In the line of the studio behind Mortal Kombat, Injustice bets on staging and the DC license more than on pure competitive depth. A mainstream fighter, generous with spectacle.

So, who is it for? For you if you love showy brawls, the superhero universe and a soundtrack that hits. Much less if you want a title you stay viscerally attached to over the long run.