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Injustice 2 Free Trial Now Available On PlayStation 4 And Xbox One
Injustice 2 has a free weekend going on from December 14 to December 18 on both PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
The free trial lets you play through the first three chapters of game's much-lauded story mode, as well as using the game's main roster in all of the multiplayer modes. Multiplayer, as does the free trial as a whole, does require players have PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live Gold, however.
All the progress made, including unlocks, story mode progression, and crates received, will carry over to the full game as long as it's played on the same account as the free trial. If you already own the game, you can log in during the free weekend period and gain 2000 source crystals.
The game recently launched on PC just recently, so it is not included in this free trial.
Injustice 2 recently added Hellboy to its DLC roster and has announced the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as upcoming DLC, as well. You can read our review of Injustice 2 right here.
Our Take
As someone who wants to experience the story mode of Injustice 2, I think this free trial will be a good way to see if the game as a whole is up my alley.
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