Android iOS Game Review - Injustice 2 #9

rizkipros101 (38)in #gaming • 7 years ago (edited)

Hello Stemiian , How are you guys? Back again today with me @rizkipros101 . and today i will review and shared one of my favorite game on Android ''Injustice 2 ''

When Injustice: God Among Us out for the console, the mobile version can easily be a tie product to promote one of the biggest fighting games on PC, Xbox, PlayStation . But with amazing Unreal Engine graphics, fast action, and nice gameplay , Injustice became a favorites on mobile phones or tablets for nearly four years.

With the same breath as you recall from Injustice: God Among Us, this new Injustice game brings back the well-known action within tag-in teammates. The DC Universe is well represented here, with old heroes like Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman, plus villains like The Joker and Harley Quinn.

As before, you are up against a single player challenge, with the option of facing another team player at the PVP Arena. As you gain experience, you can improve the basic skills of your friends list, their special moves, and personal gear.

Fighting Mechanic

What has changed first and foremost with Injustice 2 is a battle mechanic. In the original Injustice: God Between Us, you will utilize the basic attack, swipe a heavy attack, and hold it to block it. Then you'll build your special attack - and for many players, it's easy to get into the rhythm ... maybe a bit too easy.

Injustice 2 feels more like a fighting game console now, because they have added a new dimension to the character movement. You can swipe left to back off or escape attacks. Swipe right to attack your opponent or pursue. Down swipes do a low attack, while swiping the air strikes.

You still survive to block and take advantage of quick attacks - but now not just tap, tap, block, swipe, swipe, block, etc. You have to change your strategy and be prepared for whatever the opposition brings. Old school injustice players may be a bit thrown at first. But I really welcome this improvement.
And of course, the list has grown. Character like Dr. Fate, Gorilla Grodd, and Black Canary have joined in this commotion. You can be sure more will come later as the game grows.
Something that I really dig is the addition of anonymous criminals on the enemy's side. And criminals are not limited to 3 tag team members. You may face 3, 4, even 5 or MORE enemies - which can completely change your tactics.

The Item,Gear and Stuffs

Injustice 2 is showering you with upgrades, equipment, and loot. Each character-specific movement can be upgraded, special abilities can be opened and reset, and customized clothing or objects can be added to your fighter as well.

Unlike the original game, where you buy new characters directly, you can find or get fractions to upgrade or open new fighters - similar to DC Legends. There are other ways to increase your name list too.
Another feature similar to DC Legends is the SIM card, which lets you repeat the battle for the extra loot without having to take the time to actually fight them. Of course, you must open the battle the old-fashioned way first.

In addition to fighting with a single player campaign and doing that in multiplayer, NetherRealms gives the team plenty to you. You can send an unused team fighter to the Operations Mission. This lets you gain experience when finding more coins and potential supplies.

Feature

If you play the console version Injustice: God Among Us, you will remember the single-player Story Mode. It follows various characters from Earth 1 when they meet the Regime's Durgelganger Regime or Rebels and try to set the multi-paragraph back to normal.

This mode displays one-on-one battles, and you play any characters that are in the story for the chapter. It was a cool cinematic experience. Injustice 2 brings this game console part to the mobile app - and it's so pretty. Players can see full cinematic animations that lead to a fight, then take the next chapter. And since you can not use your own list of fighters, it's not as easy as you think.

Take it from an old-school gamer, who grew up playing original Mortal Kombat game, And Injustice 2 is another achievement. The only thing that kept me from perfect reviews is I'm having some staggers or pauses in a game game.

Some clips of Gameplay and The Game's Teaser :

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