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Invincible VS is a three-versus-three tag fighting game based on the Invincible comics and animated series. It is the debut title of Quarter Up, the first in-house studio at Skybound, which the store describes as led by former members of the core Killer Instinct (2013) team. It launched on 30 April 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and S and Windows, and Wikipedia notes arcade versions as well. This page covers the questions to settle before buying. For how the fighting works, see the beginner guide, and for the roster, modes and achievements, see the roster page.

1 What kind of fighting game is it

A team fighter. You pick three characters and swap between them during a match, much like the Marvel vs. Capcom 3 style that Noisy Pixel compares it to. Wikipedia describes active tags for switching characters in the middle of a combo and counter tags for escaping an opponent combo. The store promises fast combat, smart defensive tactics, and Super moves and Ultimates.

2 Is it friendly to newcomers

More than most tag fighters. Noisy Pixel explains that each character has a dedicated button for signature offense, and super moves use simple command inputs with more emphasis on precise timing. It found the learning curve accessible, with a training mode that covers the basics and some advanced techniques. The Koalition adds that there is an extensive tutorial.

3 Who is on the roster

Eighteen characters at launch, under what reviewers call Season 0. The Koalition lists them as Invincible, Atom Eve, Rex Splode, Bulletproof, Omni-Man, Monster Girl, Robot, Cecil, Dupli-Kate, Titan, Ella Mental, Allen the Alien, Battle Beast, Anissa, Lucan, Thula, Powerplex and Conquest. Wikipedia notes that Ella Mental is a new character voiced by Tierra Whack.

Four more fighters are planned as downloadable content. Both Wikipedia and The Koalition name Universa and The Immortal, and Wikipedia also lists Angstrom Levy. Noisy Pixel felt that 18 is a small roster for a game where each side fields three, since combinations and matchups repeat sooner than in a one-on-one fighter.

4 What modes are included

Noisy Pixel criticized how thin the offering is beyond story and versus, and The Koalition found the story ending unsatisfying, though it expects future content to build on it.

5 What critics and players said

The praise centers on how distinct each fighter feels and the balance between casual and competitive play. The criticism is about quantity rather than quality: a small launch roster and few modes.

6 Content notice

The store lists a required age of 17, and the developer notice says fighting is violent, bloody and gory. That matches the source material. This guide does not describe violent scenes in detail.

7 Price, languages and requirements

The list price is USD 49.99, with a Digital Deluxe Edition also sold, and the store lists 15 add-on items. Six languages are supported, with full audio in English only. A gamepad is recommended. The minimum requirements are high for a fighting game, so compare your graphics card with the RTX 2070 line before buying. The minimum GPU line pairs an RTX 2070 with an RX 7800, which are not equivalent cards; that is how the store lists it.