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Infinite Crisis is a multiplayer online battle arena game from Turbine. In this game, you play as heroes and villains from the DC Comics universe to attack and defend structures in multiplayer combat. Gamezebo's walkthrough will provide you with some tips and hints that will help you understand some of the basic strategies of MOBA-style combat and tactics.
Comic book stories are a great backdrop for video games. Not only do you have thousands of canonical characters and decades of continuity to play with, but each of those characters and storylines have multiple versions thanks to the many universes of DC and Marvel Comics.Infinite Crisis marked the return of the "multiverse" concept to the world of Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman after a long absence. Now, Turbine has made a game by the same name, loosely based on the events of that storyline, and in doing so picked the perfect genre to employ the menagerie of metahumans at their disposal.Turbine is best known for its massively multiplayer games (Dungeons and Dragons Online, Lord of the Rings Online and Asheron's Call). Infinite Crisis is, however, that newest of multiplayer fads - a MOBA. That's short for "multiplayer online battle arena," and encompasses games like Dota 2 and League of Legends. Those two genre heavy-hitters may be vastly different from one another, but Infinite Crisis definitely mimics the latter.
If you want a good example of what's awesome and what's mind-bogglingly silly about comic book super heroes in one story, DC Comics' Infinite Crisis is a great example. If you'd rather just play as those heroes and alternate versions of them in multiplayer battles, here's some good news: Turbine is revving up to hit us with its own Infinite Crisis, a free-to-play game that merges MOBA mechanics with the incredible diversity of the DC Multiverse.