Injustice 2 review
http://www.pcgamer.com/injustice-2-pc-review/
fighter combat. Expect to pay £40/$50Developer NetherRealm Studios, QLOCPublisher WB GamesReviewed on Nvidia GTX 1080Ti, i7-6700, 32GB RAM (and 970, i5-6600, 16GB)Multiplayer 1-2 online, with rotating lobbies and tournamentsLink Official siteWhat is it? DC Super Heroes duke it out in arcade
It wasn't that surprising when Injustice 2 initially skipped a PC release. Developer NetherRealm Studios' last PC effort was Mortal Kombat X, a game with an utterly disastrous PC port at launch. Skipping the PC made some kind of sense, even if it was disappointing—and now, months later, the wait has paid off nicely, delivering a well-made version of an excellent game for PC players.
Injustice 2 review
Nov 20, 2017, 5:28pm UTC
http://www.pcgamer.com/injustice-2-pc-review/
>What is it? DC Super Heroes duke it out in arcade
fighter combat. Expect to pay £40/$50Developer NetherRealm Studios, QLOCPublisher WB GamesReviewed on Nvidia GTX 1080Ti, i7-6700, 32GB RAM (and 970, i5-6600, 16GB)Multiplayer 1-2 online, with rotating lobbies and tournamentsLink Official site
>It wasn't that surprising when Injustice 2 initially skipped a PC release. Developer NetherRealm Studios' last PC effort was Mortal Kombat X, a game with an utterly disastrous PC port at launch. Skipping the PC made some kind of sense, even if it was disappointing—and now, months later, the wait has paid off nicely, delivering a well-made version of an excellent game for PC players.