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DC Universe MOBA Infinite Crisis Launches March 26
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has revealed the launch date for Turbine's free-to-play MOBA set in the DC universe. Infinite Crisis officially releases later this month on March 26.
The game puts players in control of variations of recognizable heroes and villains from the DC Comics Multiverse in a fast-paced MOBA. The game delivers a competitive player vs. player experience as these character variants battle it out in a variety of game modes.
Infinite Crisis is currently in open beta and contains a wide array of heroes and villains ranging from Superman and Joker to Blue Beetle and Hawkgirl. The most recent update added rewards for logging in, as well as upgrade AI. Turbine intends to continually introduce new characters, maps, and modes following launch.
Our Take
Though the game has been in open beta for nearly a year now (and closed beta for almost ten months prior to that), it's good to know that the official launch is right around the corner. This hopefully means the fully polished experience is ready to be delivered to players, and Turbine will be able to focus on its post-launch support plans.
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