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What Makes Infinite Crisis Different?
Infinite Crisis, the free-to-play MOBA that lets players take control of DC universe characters such as Batman and Harley Quinn, is trying to do some things differently to separate themselves from established games and the rising tide of MOBA titles. From picking up cars and hurling them at enemies to altering the support role to make it more interesting to play beyond babysitting and dropping wards, Infinite Crisis might be a game to check out. Join Daniel Tack as he plays a match in Infinite Crisis's take on the classic three-lane MOBA map with some of the game's developers. Tack is joined by Leo Tan, manager of digital communications, Cardell Kerr, creative director, and Ryan Bednar, lead designer.
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