Injustice™ 2

Story and IP Faithfulness: 9.5/10 (The ultimate interpretation of the Injustice universe, DC fans will rejoice, outstanding performance) Audio-Visuals and Impact: 8.5/10 (Superpower effects are spectacular, scene destruction is impressive, but the 'metal hit' sound effect feels a bit dull) Combat and Mechanics: 8.0/10 (The Clash system is fun, special skills are enjoyable, but some characters' balance is worrisome) Equipment and Progression System: 5.0/10 (A severe aesthetic disaster, grind-heavy and random, greatly spoils late-game experience) New Player Friendliness: 8.5/10 (Easy combos, accessible even for those unfamiliar with traditional fighting games, suitable for comic fans) Over 16 hours, I witnessed Superman's fall and redemption, experienced Batman's perseverance in desperate situations, and even ran through time with Flash leaving afterimages. *Injustice 2* is a game with 'an extremely long strong point, but a disgustingly bad weak point.' It features top-tier comic-adapted storylines and the most exhilarating 'superpower brawls' in fighting games, yet it forcibly includes a half-baked equipment system designed to cater to the then-popular 'loot box/grinding' trend. If you are a DC fan or just looking for a game where you 'don’t need to master difficult combos, can have fun brawls with friends, and watch superheroes unleash ultimate moves,' buy it—its story and presentation will absolutely make it worth the price. But if you are someone who cares about 'appearance' or has a 'heavy collection habit,' be prepared to rage at those bizarre 'god-tier helmets' until your head explodes. I just finally got a 'Mother Box' in the multiverse, full of anticipation, only to receive a 'Green Joker Staff' with '5% defense.' I’ve decided to uninstall the game and go over to *Arkham Knight* to clear my eyes and see what a real Batman suit looks like.