It looks like another Super Smash Bros. clone, but MultiVersus has things that set it apart from the Nintendo saga.

It’s been a while since the open beta closed, but Multiversefighting and platformer game featuring various characters from the licenses Warner Bros.will finally release its final version next week PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One and PC. Although at first glance this free game may seem like just another clone Super Smash Brothers.the truth is that it has some significant differences that give it a special flavor.

Yeah, our goal remains to knock our opponents off the stage with a good blow, which of course will be easier to do if we increase the damage percentage of our cake-based enemies. And yes, the control scheme is very similar, with two main attack buttons that allow us to perform different moves depending on the direction in which we tilt stick and depending on whether we are on the ground or in the air. But beyond this base Multiverse

has its own personality.

An extremely attractive cast full of film, television and comic book icons.

Perhaps the most noticeable difference is, as it could not be otherwise, the composition of the fighters, since Instead of controlling video game characters, we’ll bring to life great icons from film, television and comics.resulting in us seeing legends like Batman or Superman beating up Arya Stark, Gizmo, Tom and Jerry, the Iron Giant, or Bugs Bunny himself.

There’s no denying that The game boasts very powerful and world famous licenses.which gives it a special appeal that at the very least generates interest and curiosity, which becomes even greater when we play the game and realize how much care and concern the development team put into translating them into a video game. with the highest possible accuracy, both visually and playably.

Bet on team battles 2 vs 2

Behind it, what really differentiates MultiVersus from Super Smash Brothers. When it comes to gaming, they are firmly committed to 2v2 team battles.. The Nintendo saga also gives us the opportunity to fight in this way, but the Warner Bros. game goes much further, to the point that almost all design decisions made revolve around this concept.

Thus, Here, characters usually have several mechanics designed to work as a team.

, which allows us, for example, to strengthen our partner, heal him or give the enemy a chance to finish him off. Here playing as a team is very importantand also find good interaction between our character and our friend’s character.

As if that wasn’t enough Fighters are divided according to the role they play during fights., so we will see that there are those that are designed for support, others for defense and of course there are those that specialize in dealing damage and driving enemies off the stage. Obviously, this doesn’t mean that the support character can’t punish and finish off his enemies, but it does mean that it will be more difficult for him to do so.

Competitive play as a top priority

Among other differences, It should also be noted that Multiverse His focus is mainly on the pure competitive aspect itself., so there isn’t even a mode with objects. Likewise, the mechanics of the scenarios are usually very simple and straightforward so as not to interfere too much with the combat.

The controls also have certain differences with the Nintendo saga, such as the importance of the resistance scale in managing our dodges that exist. some moves that require us to wait a while after using them in order to be able to use them again

the ability to climb walls by jumping on them, or the greater control in the air that we have, being able to combine two dodges, two jumps, two special attacks and all the neutral attacks we want when we are in the air.

Completely free title

We can’t forget what Multiverse This is a free game and Super Smash Brothers. payment, so the system for developing and unlocking content varies greatly. For example, Multiverse It largely depends on cosmetic micropayments, battle passes, and seasons.