It’s as action-packed as you’d expect, and a perfect showcase of how devastating anyone who masters the character of their choice can be once they figure out a few combos. There are juggles, mix-ups, overheads, and specials galore, and it all looks like a lot of fun to play and very rewarding to learn. The team at Quarter Up clearly knows what it’s doing with each character, but it may take the rest of us a while (and a LOT of practice) to get those combos going.

Available on April 9th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC until April 11th, Invincible and Omni-Man are obviously present, but with Eve and seven other characters forming an expansive roster, you’re going to be hard-pressed to try them all out. There’s even an unlockable Omni-Man skin for the full game that fans of the show and comics will want sooner rather than later.

We’re making a beeline straight for Omni-Man after watching him in action, but maybe you’ll go in a different direction. Either way, it’s a fantastic way to go hands-on with the 3v3 tag fighter before its launch on April 30th.

Although not as brutally damaging, which would severely imbalance gameplay, Conquest seems every bit as tenacious and callously vicious as he was in the show’s latest season and the comics. As a Viltrumite who stands in full support of the Empire’s goals, he doesn’t hold back in the slightest, even against foes as formidable as Nolan, Invincible, and Eve. His moveset makes him a versatile fighter, capable of punishing his opponents with ruthless efficiency both up close and at range, while he pairs very well with other Viltrumites.

He joins Titan, Allen the Alien, Dupli-Kate, and original character Ella Mental in a 3v3 fighter that’s shaping up to be a must-play fans of the show and genre alike. Of course, even more characters are on the way this Summer, namely Universa and The Immortal.

Invincible VS drops for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S on April 30th, but you can go hands-on with the open beta from April 9th to 11th.

As the Empire’s “nuclear option,” Conquest is all about unrelenting brutality, completely dismantling anyone who gets in his way. His role is that of a Striker, with a special punch that can be charged. The longer the distance from an opponent, the faster it hits, making it easier to break through enemy attacks. His Super move is a thing of devastating beauty, especially in the moment of impact.

Of course, that’s not all. Quarter Up also announced that the upcoming open beta will feature Tutorial, Practice and Ranked Modes alongside its ten playable characters and six arenas. Participation is open from April 9th, 10 AM PT to April 11, 9 PM PT, with a free Omni-Man skin available as a reward for the main game.

Finally, the first two DLC characters, out in Summer 2026, have been revealed: Universa, who can drain energy from her opponents, and The Immortal, a Guardians of the Globe member who’s over 3,000 years old. Two additional characters will be revealed in the months ahead, so stay tuned.

Invincible VS launches on April 30th for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

In the franchise’s lore, Titan is a husband and a father who served Machine Head as one of his enforcers. After plotting and successfully pulling off a coup, he took over his boss’s operations for the betterment of his family, people, and Chicago in general. He’s known to be brutal in his methods, yet he serves nobler goals than your typical run-of-the-mill gangster.

Armed with the ability to turn his body to stone, the new trailer highlights his various moves, showcasing a fighter who’s deadly at range and up close. He pairs ranged attacks with grapples, slams, and hard-hitting blows that can be quite hard to counter unless you have the reflexes to react in time to his barrage of attacks.

Titan joins Powerplex, Duplikate, and Allen the Alien among several other characters from Invincible’s universe, and will be playable in the game’s open beta from April 9th to 11th. Invincible VS promises 18 characters when it launches on April 30th for the PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X|S, though you can expect even more additions via DLC.

Of course, you can go hands-on with Allen and nine other playable characters in the upcoming open beta. Coming to Xbox Series X/S and PS5 from April 9th, 10 AM PT to 11th, 9 PM PT, it also features the likes of Invincible, Bulletproof, Omni Man, Robot, Battle Beast, Atom Eve, Thula, Rex Splode, and Monster Girl. You can also battle across six different stages, including the Kinetic Chamber, Hometown Invasion (night), the Himalayas and more.

Launching on April 30th, Invincible VS will be available for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. It includes 18 characters at launch, from the recently-revealed Dupli-Kate and Powerplex to Anissa and Lucan of the Viltrumites. Based on what we’ve seen thus far, two more characters remain to be revealed.

However, four more characters will also be added through the Year 1 Character Pass after release. Stay tuned for their reveals in the coming months.

Kate Cha, as her alter ego is called, is quite the enigma, as she often keeps to herself despite being able to work quite effectively alongside other heroes. Her clones maintain a telepathic link with each other – a blessing and a curse, as they are privy to all of the information any one of them gathers while also sharing in the pain. That’s quite a limitation in a world as brutal as the one her character inhabits, as many of her clones often meet grisly ends at the hands of ruthless opponents.

However, Dupli-Kate seems more than capable of holding her own, using her clones quite effectively to mix up her attacks and lead into juggle combos that could have your opponents praying for a breather. Omni-Man seems quite powerless against her in the new trailer, and any character with a slower moveset is probably going to be on the defensive if they’re taking her on.

Dupli-Kate’s debut comes hot on the heels of Powerplex making his way into the game’s roster. We’re expecting a few more characters to be announced ahead of the game’s April 30th release. But for now, you can check out Kate in action below.

Scott Duval was once a scientist who lost family to the Chicago incident. Since he blames it all on Invincible, it’s only natural that he turned into a supervillain capable of harnessing kinetic energy to channel electricity. He’s brainy enough to use that power in a variety of ways, and his presence in the game is sure to keep you guessing his next move if your opponent uses his moveset well.

At range, he’s quite deadly with far-reaching bolts that are perfect to catch an opponent off balance while he covers a lot of ground with his dashes, getting in melee attacks that come with a lot of juggling potential to keep combos going. You get to finish things off with a few options that dish out some serious damage. Powerplex may be a character with a learning curve, but he is going to be devastating once you get into his rhythm.

He joins an interesting cast of characters, complete with an original one from the developers, ahead of Invincible VS launching on April 30th for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Hailed as a powerful enforcer, Anissa is a Striker who excels in close-range combat, rushing down opponents and laying in with combos. Her dash attacks are also strong, helping her close the distance and set up for even more pain.

By comparison, Lucan is a Grappler who likes to throw opponents around. Beware of his hit grabs and low attacks, but don’t think you can escape in the air since he boasts exceptional mobility there. Pair the two together with Omniman, who functions as a Point fighter, and you have a devastating team on your hands.

Invincible VS launches on April 30th, retailing for $49.99 on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. The roster is looking pretty strong so far, featuring Invincible, Atom Eve, Battle Beast, Cecil Stedman, and more. You can look forward to 18 characters at launch, including the game-exclusive Ella Mental, so expect two more reveals in the coming weeks. But that’s far from the end. As part of the Year 1 Character Pass, four additional characters will be added post-launch.

On top of showcasing her moves, the developer announced a release date: April 30th, 2026, for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. Pre-orders are now available with the Standard Edition retailing for $49.99 and including Zero Suit Mark as a bonus (with four variants).

The Digital Deluxe Edition costs $69.99, and alongside the usual Deluxe Cosmetics, you get the Year 1 Character Pass. Two more characters will arrive post-launch in the coming months, with an additional two coming later.

Invincible VS will include 18 characters at launch, so four more don’t feel like the most solid expansion. At least we get the likes of Rex Splode, Monster Girl, Robot, and the GOAT, Cecil Stedman, from the get-go.

Thankfully, as members of the new Guardians of the Globe, they have some potent abilities. Robot can unleash an Iron Man-style laser from his chest alongside missiles, and even call in his ride to run over enemies. Monster Girl’s approach is a bit more straightforward, as she pummels enemies to the ground when not charging through them.

She even boasts a bit of Hyper Armor, not unlike Hulk from Capcom’s Marvel fighting games, capable of shrugging off multiple hits to keep pounding. As far as Super attacks go, Robot can call in a giant version of himself to fire a massive energy laser that decimates opponents. Meanwhile, Monster Girl will punch an enemy into the air, smash them, and temporarily transform back into her human form before dropping a Savage-style elbow.

For those who can’t wait until 2026 to go hands-on with the 3v3 fighter, a closed alpha is confirmed for November 21st to 24th. You can register here, though it’s only for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.