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For more information on the Closed Alpha, check out our FAQ at.Īdditionally, a new MultiVersus video was released today showcasing two members of the Player First Games development team going head-to-head against two professional Fighting Game Community (FGC) gamers.
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The Closed Alpha will be playable on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One consoles, and PC with full cross-play support and dedicated server-based rollback netcode for robust online competition. As some bonus news to all this, there will now be an official MultiVersus 2v2 tournament at EVO 2022, which will take place from August 5th-7th at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. The reverence shown for the included franchises is incredible, and I can’t wait to see the rest of the roster that will get the MultiVersus treatment. If MultiVersus gets the same level of polish in its gameplay that it has so far in its visual style, it could shape up to be the most worthy Smash Bros. Given the roster’s already eclectic variety, there will likely be a lot of beloved properties like Animaniacs and Harry Potter that could do quite well in this style, all while drawing in fandoms of every type. could probably handle essentially any franchise with care. Plus, this eccentric cast and their wild secondary costumes show that Player First Games and Warner Bros. Samurai Batman, Task Force X Harley, Shaggy’s … Uncle Shagworthy? The choices range from cool to bizarre, but they’re so different that you can’t help but admire the deep cuts Player First Games is making. MORE: Why Evil Dead Isn’t a Good Fit for a Multiplayer Video GameĮven the alternate costumes are intriguing to look at.
These two animations cater to both types of Batmen - the dark and the goofy - which is a fitting representation of MultiVersus itself. MultiVersus nails Batman’s brooding pose as he morphs into the darkness, as well as his taunt where he pulls various objects out of his utility belt, including a presumably spray can filled with shark repellent. The best one is Batman’s idle animation, which sees him assume his silhouette pose that’s straight out of Batman: The Animated Series.
That’s not to say Tom and Jerry are the only ones with this sort of polish, as there are little details that make each character stand out. It’s an inventive style that’s as fun to look at as it is to actually play around with, and that’s coming from someone who never really cared for these characters as a whole. They’re almost incidentally hitting the opponent as they carry on with their eternal game of cat-and-mouse. Their attacks are animated perfectly in comparison to their cartoons, as the pair tries to whack one another with hammers and various other comical weapons for most of their move set. The character that most exemplifies the visual excellence of MultiVersus has to be the Ice Climbers-esque duo fighter, Tom & Jerry.
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