Players could choose from a selection of DC champions that spanned the multiverse, making new iterations of past characters. Infinite Crisis was DC's attempt at a MOBA title that saw the multiverse collide in a way that had yet to be seen. However, there was a brief moment in 2015 where the company had another online title in the market. Since its launch, players have created their own metahuman personas and joined the fight as the hero or villain, meeting countless characters from the company's storied history. Players would be able to recruit a wide variety of DC heroes for their team, including alternate characters like Vampire Batman and Red Son Superman.For years, the DC Universe's online presence has been felt through the lens of its hit MMORPG game, DC Universe Online. “Infinite Crisis” featured a war that spawned across the multiverse, where various iterations of Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and the rest of the DC heroes would duke it out in a number of team battles. Turbine stated that cancelling the game was a very difficult decision, but it provided no official reason for the move. Fans hoping to get a refund will have to go to the Steam support site.Īccording to Polygon, the game launched two months ago after being in beta for more than a year. The game will still be playable until August and will be free to play, with developer Turbine offering refunds to anyone who purchased the game's starter pack or elite pack. The announcement was made on the official game website, where the developer team announced the news and thanks fans for their support throughout the game’s short lifespan.
Despite having just launched in March, “Infinite Crisis” a DC Comics-inspired multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game will be shutting down Aug.
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