Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition goes free to download for limited time

By Aaron Mamiit Published April 25, 2023

Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition, originally released for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii U in 2013, is free to download for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC for a limited time.

Injustice: Gods Among Us, which features characters from the DC Universe, was developed by NetherRealm Studios and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The fighting game’s Ultimate Edition includes all downloadable content, expanding the roster that already includes Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman with the likes of Batgirl, Martian Manhunter, and Mortal Kombat‘s Scorpion.

Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition is now a free download on the PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, and Steam. The offer, however, is not permanent, as players only have until June 25 to grab a digital copy of the fighting game.

https://twitter.com/wbgames/status/1273963749607723008

Various developers and publishers have offered free video games amid the COVID-19 pandemic, to give people more reasons to stay at home and help curb the spread of the coronavirus. One of the most popular free downloads was Grand Theft Auto V for the PC through the Epic Games Store, which caused the digital store to slow down due to the influx of visitors.

Warner Bros. gaming division reportedly for sale

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment was recently the subject of a CNBC report, as AT&T is rumored to be discussing the sale of the division in a deal that could fetch about $4 billion. Take-Two Interactive, Electronic Arts, and Activision Blizzard were said to be interested, according to sources.

In addition to the Injustice series, other video game properties tied to Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment include the Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, The Lego Movie, Scribblenauts, and Mortal Kombat series.

Topics

Contributor

Aaron received a NES and a copy of Super Mario Bros. for Christmas when he was 4 years old, and he has been fascinated with…

Gaming

Among Us roles guide: How to play as the Shapeshifter, Engineer, Guardian Angel, and Scientist

Among Us Crewmates presenting the Cosmicube update.

The social deduction game that took the internet by storm isn't out of surprises just yet. We already knew that Among Us developer InnerSloth at one time had plans to make a sequel to their game. Once it became the phenomenon that it did, their plans changed to continue supporting the simple yet addicting original. That extra support has finally resulted in the biggest update to the game yet, including new achievements, costumes to purchase in a new store, an XP system, and perhaps the most substantial change, the introduction of four new roles players can take.

These roles, the Shapeshifter, Engineer, Guardian Angel, and Scientist, spice up the now-familiar routine of crewmates and imposters attempting to deceive or expose the others. That will still be the main focus of the game; however, these roles will add a new layer of mechanics for both sides that promises to make matches even more dynamic and unpredictable. Whether you're a master of deduction and subterfuge, or interested in jumping into this hit social deduction game for the first time, you'll need to understand how these roles work. Hit the emergency meeting button because we've got all the info on these new Among Us roles right here.

Gaming

Among Us adds in-game purchases, experience points, and more in huge update

Among Us Crewmates presenting the Cosmicube update.

Starting today, Among Us players can kit out their crewmates and imposters with new cosmetics earned by leveling up or purchased from an in-game store. As part of the Cosmicubes update, the game has received a buffet of new content, including visor cosmetics, new items, two new currencies, a store, and new roles.

Emergency Meeting #33 - Roles & Cosmicubes - OUT NOW

Gaming

A Fortnite and Among Us collaboration seems to be in the works

A map screen in Fortnite's Imposotors mode.

Fornite and Among Us may get some sort of crossover event soon, according to a tweet thread between both games' official Twitter accounts. The news comes after Epic Games officially gave Among Us credit for inspiring its Impostors mode.

Earlier this year, Epic Games announced that it would add a social deduction mode to Fortnite, which sounded quite a bit like Among Us on paper. That prompted some backlash from some players, who felt Epic was capitalizing on a small indie team's idea without giving them credit. The Fortnite Twitter account finally gave Among Us credit for inspiring the mode in a tweet today.