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Infinite Crisis
Turbine and Warner Bros. Interactive’s DC Universe moba, Infinite Crisis, entered open beta today. Accompanying the launch of its open beta is a new trailer asking “what do you fight for?”
Infinite Crisis’ lineup of champions includes Batman, Superman, The Joker, Wonder Woman, and other popular DC characters. Green Arrow, MechaSuperman, and Aquaman have also been added to the roster for the open beta. A full list and description of champions can be found on the Infinite Crisis website.
As of right now, three maps are available to play. Gotham Divided is a three-lane map reminiscent of the canceled Gotham by Gaslight game. Coast city is a two-lane map with a shorter, easier lane to push, and a longer lane with important objectives. Gotham is the final map currently available, and it’s circular in shape with five control points that need to be captured. If your team captures a majority of the points, the other team’s health decreases.
If you’re interested in the beta, you can sign up on the Infinite Crisis website. Last year at GDC we were able to go hands-on with Infinite Crisis. You can find our opinions here.
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