Injustice 2
SCORE: 47
I am thankful that Family Friendly Gaming went half and half with me on Injustice 2. We purchased the Ultimate Edition so we could get all of the DLC when it is finally released. Still it was one hundred dollars before taxes. Which is an insane amount of money for one video game. We did not even try to ask for a reviewable copy because we knew it would fail on the review score. These companies only like to give out reviewable copies if they are given a high score.
Hopefully you saw the Unboxing video with this game in it. If not click here. My dad and I are competitive in Injustice 2. He is better than me at first, but then I learn the game and wind up surpassing him. Unless he plays as the Flash. Then I am almost always in trouble. He was undefeated with the Flash in the first Injustice video game.
The issues families will have with Injustice 2 is violence, blood, enticement to lust, bad language, magic, false gods, and more. I am surprised the content was not worse in Injustice 2. To me the bad content was actually toned down in this game from the first one. We get a lot of new characters. Why is the Joker in Injustice 2? He is dead. Why can we play as him?
There are plenty of modes and gear in Injustice 2. The gear can be used to upgrade the fighters. They can also level up. So the more you fight with someone the better they become. Injustice 2 has local multiplayer and online multiplayer. Brother Eye plays a role in Injustice 2.
I like how we can pick different characters in many of the fights in story mode. The last chapter can be played from the perspective of one character or the other. I will not spoil that for you. There are plenty of attacks to use in Injustice 2. The supers have to build up, and can be the difference between winning and losing. Players can hit multiple times with cheap spamming. Injustice 2 is worth forty dollars brand new in my opinion.
- Teen Gamer
Graphics: 35%
Sound: 50%
Replay/Extras: 50%
Gameplay: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 30%
Publisher: Warner Bros Interactive
Developer: NetherRealm Studios
System: Xbox One/Playstation 4(tested)
Rating: ‘T’ for Teen {Blood, Language, Suggestive Themes, Alcohol
Reference, Violence}
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