Turbine’s long in development MOBA starring DC Entertainment heroes and villains Infinite Crisis finally has a commercial release date. It will be out on March 26th for PC after being in the beta stage since 2013. A new update for the game will also be coming which adds daily log-in rewards including costumes, Crisis Coins and improved matchmaking.

Executive producer Jeffrey Steefel stated that, “Infinite Crisis has massively evolved over the past year with the help of the millions of players who participated in our open beta. We have designed, updated, and tuned almost every facet of the game based on player feedback and we are now ready to officially launch the game.”

Other new additions include better AI and a new hero in the form of Tatsu Yamashiro aka Katana and her Soultaker blade. What are your thoughts on Infinite Crisis finally releasing? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Nightmare Superman is essentially the Kryptonian hero possessed by the energies of the Phantom Zone, which served to destroy any sanity he may have had left. Metropolis was in a bad way afterwards as well, and now Nightmare Superman just roams the landscape as the new Phantom King.

He has a few awesome abilities at his disposal though: Phantom Collector summons a phantom to deal power damage and steal power armour while Phantom Possession allows Nightmare Superman to possess a Champion that slays him, eventually coming back to life with some health when said Champion is down.

What do you think of Nightmare Superman and how are you finding Infinite Crisis thus far? Let us know in the comments.

Infinite Crisis, the DC Comics themed MOBA that stars DC superstars such as Batman, Superman, Wonderwoman, Aquaman, Green Lantern, The Joker, and more, has now entered open beta; with this open beta phase, players can now download the game and get access to all of it as it stands right now.

Specifically, in the open beta, players will have access to three different maps including the recently announced “Gotham Divided,” a tri-lane map where two universes collide and players can battle across Gotham City and its Multiverse variant, Gotham by Gaslight.

Infinite Crisis entered a close beta phase last year, and gained a cult following, especially as more and more popular characters were added to it with time- this open beta phase should ensure an even wider popularity for Warner Bros. and Turbine’s free to play MOBA effort, although it remains to be seen how well it goes against genre heavyweights League of Legends and DOTA 2.