Invincible VS Reviews
Invincible VS offers up a gory good time, though it does tend to feel repetitive fairly quickly.
While Invincible VS serves the brawlers at heart, it slightly falls short when it comes to giving loyal fans a deeper connection to the original franchise. It also could have used more content and tools to help close the gap between competitive pros and players still trying to find their footing.
Whether you're a fighting game veteran or someone who usually avoids the genre, Invincible VS offers an intuitive fighting experience that is hard to put down. It's flashy, it's bloody, and most importantly, it's really fun to play.
Invincible VS delivered a fantastic fighting experience, offering depth for seasoned fighting gamers and enjoyment that welcomes beginners. It perfectly captured the essence of the Invincible franchise, which will undoubtedly attract new fans to the series.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Invincible VS has the look and the soul of a great fighter, but the mechanics can't keep up. It nails the source material and features a deep, Killer Instinct-inspired combo engine, but the "finished" product feels unfinished. Between a hollow story mode, broken balancing, and a nearly unplayable online suite, it’s clear the game was released prematurely. It’s essentially an Early Access title in disguise; Until the developers fix the bugs and refine the core systems, it remains a diamond in the very rough.
Review in Persian | Read full review
There's a fast-paced, fun and accessible combat system at the heart of Invincible VS, but it's let down by a lack of modes. It's disappointing that its Story Mode comes to an abrupt end, too. Still, you'll get plenty of enjoyment out of it if you're a fan of the franchise.
Making players feel strong, Invincible VS will take you for a ride with its heavy-hitting action - even if it could use a bit more content.
Invincible VS is a great fighting game with simple controls, but packed with mechanics. It's not easy to master it and will probably appeal more to those who want to delve deeper into its gameplay. The story mode is simple and there are other basic single-player modes, while the online mode does its job. However, the number of characters leaves a little to be desired for a 3v3 game.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Invincible Vs. ends up being a very solid 3v3 tag team fighting game. The fighting system is familiar but solid, and even though it doesn't offer anything revolutionary over other tag fighters, its accessibility ensures that players of all skill levels will immediately be able to have fun. The mode selection is small but provides a good amount of entertainment thanks to the brutality of each fight and the number of unlockables. With a solid presentation behind it, Invincible Vs. is a very enjoyable fighting game for fans of the show and genre alike.
Invincible VS is a very solid fighting game. The story is undoubtedly its weakest point, but the fun you'll get from the arcade and online modes is enough to keep you hooked for hours
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Invincible VS is a faithful and enjoyable tag‑fighter with a simple but surprisingly deep combat system. Despite rough animations and some repetitive moves, it's a solid debut that both newcomers and fans can enjoy.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Invincible VS gets the hard part right. Quarter Up delivered a fighting game that opens its arms to newcomers without hollowing out the experience for vets, and the combat is the most fun tag fighter I’ve touched since Marvel vs. Capcom 3. The visuals pop, the gore sells the Invincible identity, and crossplay at launch is exactly what the genre needs. Where it stumbles is around the edges. Animations could use polish, the story mode ends on a cliffhanger that should’ve been a complete arc, and the absence of a trial mode hurts long-term skill development. Even with those misses, this is a confident debut and an easy recommendation for Invincible fans and tag-fighter diehards alike.
Invincible VS delivers brutal team combat and faithful character abilities, though its barebones single‑player offerings feel like a missed opportunity despite strong online netcode.
The single-player content can be completed in a day or two, but the online play is what will keep players coming back for more. Just like the source material, it doesn’t shy away from all the violence and gore, adding to the intensity of a match. The base roster of 18 characters gives plenty of variety for your team of 3, the gameplay is fun and chaotic, and the online play is smooth and solid. How long it remains relevant in the FGC, only time will tell, but it is a solid entry for the fighting genre and a strong first game by Quarter Up.
Invincible VS is one of the best team-based fighting games available, delivering a fast-paced and enjoyable experience with gameplay that allows players of all skill levels to enjoy it. In short, we have one of the best fighting games currently available, especially considering the struggles of some other prominent titles in this genre.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Invincible VS is a title that will greatly please fans of the series, but it falls short in the lack of game mode options for those who enjoy fighting games. The character mastery system suffers precisely because of this, but there's no denying that it's fun to try out every possible combination in fights to test combos, see the insults and jokes between each fighter, and, most importantly, annihilate your opponent in the most brutal way possible.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Invincible VS is a mechanically ambitious tag fighter with strong offensive systems, flashy presentation, and clear Killer Instinct inspiration. It provides satisfying combat and creative combo potential but is lacking in defensive clarity, onboarding, and overall content depth at launch.
Invincible VS is fun for fans of the series but too generic for others. This is a fighting game that doesn’t do anything special, but doesn’t do much wrong either. Each character fights largely the same way but has their own flair. The story mode is a nice addition (though rather short); couch co-op and online battles add more longevity. The graphic style could have been more authentic and the finish isn’t quite up to scratch either. The 3v3 battles add a nice tactical element without going overboard. Still, this Invincible VS will be largely invisible within a few months.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
Invincible VS brings Robert Kirkman's world into a video game and brings attention back to the 3vs3 fighting game genre. Battles are frantic, extremely violent, and make good use of tag mechanics with accessible controls. Unfortunately, balancing issues and a severe lack of single-player content with a disappointingly short Story mode, hold the game back. It is a recommended purchase only for hardcore fans of the series or genre.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Invincible VS is a thoroughly enjoyable 3v3 fighter, with a strong cast of characters and some great mechanics that will no doubt make fans of the show very happy.