Injustice is a one-on-one fighting game developed by NetherRealm Studios (of Mortal Kombat fame) that pits the heroes and villains of the DC Universe against each other in an original story. The story’s been placed in safe hands, with comic scribes Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti consulting. If you’re into comics or DC at all, that’s a nerdgasm right there, so go clean yourself up. The good news is that, for the most part,Injustice delivers the goods. The fighting has a ton of depth, but most importantly, is extremely accessible. In fact, I’d go as far to say as this is the most welcoming fighter to newbies that I’ve played in a long while. A highly in-depth (and optional) tutorial walks you through the mechanics step by step, and the feeling of progression when you start to ‘learn’ a character is ace; especially when you’re stringing together high powered moves that you’ve consciously decided to use, rather than just getting lucky whilst button mashing. Accessibility aside, you’ve got a long way to go before becoming a true master of these godlike powers, so the balance is struck well. No doubt you’ll settle into a couple of favorite characters (all of whom, it must be said, feel distinct enough to warrant their presence) and before long you’ll have a couple of options to choose from which you can really kick some ass with.