
- 64/100
- Players12 ratings
- 82/100
- Critics3 reviews
- Player reviews
- 76% positive3,058 reviews
- Steam Deck
- Playable
- Runs on
- Windows
- Price
- US$29.99
Where to get it

2026 · 2D fighting · Fighting
Invincible VS
Invincible VS is a brutal superhero 3v3 tag fighting game set in the Invincible universe, where you can battle to the death as a team of fan-favorite characters in iconic locations.
- Released
- 30 April 2026
- Platforms
- PlayStation 5WindowsXbox Series X/S
- Genres
- 2D fightingFighting
- Developers
- —
- Publishers
- Skybound Games
- Modes
- Local multiplayerMultiplayerSingle-player
- Perspective
- Side view
- Themes
- Action
- Country
- United States
- Age ratings
- ACB MA 15+ESRB MPEGI 18USK 18
- Languages
- English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Spain)
- Time to beat
- 1hmain story2hwith extras
About
Invincible VS is a 2026 fighting video game developed by Quarter Up and published by Skybound Games. It is based on the Amazon Prime Video animated series adaptation of the Image Comics series Invincible, with members of the show's voice cast reprising their roles. The game was released on April 30, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S.
Players say
Media
The articlegameplay, story, development, reception
Gameplay
Invincible VS is a fighting game based around teams of three characters, which players can tag between during battle. Players can perform an "active tag", switching characters in the middle of a combo to continue attacking. Players can also perform a "counter tag", allowing them to escape a combo during an active tag if performed correctly. The game includes a cinematic story mode, along with arcade and training modes. The game supports local and online multiplayer with rollback netcode.
The game features a base roster of 18 playable characters, with four additional characters planned as downloadable content.
Story
Invincible and his allies are battling against Omni-Man and the Viltrumites on Earth, but begin to suspect something is wrong, noticing their foes are acting out of character. Briefly glimpsing a strange enclosure after taking a heavy blow, Invincible begins purposefully injuring himself until his surroundings disappear, finding himself in a high tech facility. When he is attacked by Robot, Rex Splode, and new hero Ella Mental, he realizes they all have implants causing them to experience hallucinations. Determining that damaging the implants is the only way to shut them off, Invincible defeats the others in battle, overloading their implants and restoring them to normal.
Unsure where they are or how they arrived, the heroes venture further into the facility, discovering several others undergoing implantation in suspended animation chambers. The facility releases the implantees, forcing Invincible and the others to battle them and return them all to their senses. Robot's analysis determines that the facility is on an asteroid near the Earth, but the group are unable to find a way to escape. Cecil begins accusing Ella of being an imposter, but Invincible notices he has no implant and attacks him, damaging his holographic disguise and revealing him to be a Technician. As he is pursued by the group, several other Technicians appear and explain that they abducted the heroes and villains to harvest the energy expended from their battles, planning to keep them all contained to act as a power source.
Development
Invincible VS is the first game developed by Quarter Up, a Los Angeles-based studio founded by several members of the development team behind Killer Instinct (2013). Quarter Up is the first in-house development studio under publisher Skybound Games. Several members of the animated series' voice cast reprise their roles for the game, including J.K. Simmons, Gillian Jacobs, Jason Mantzoukas, Michael Dorn, and others. The developers created an original character for the game, Ella Mental (voiced by Tierra Whack), in collaboration with series creators Robert Kirkman and Cory Walker; the character's backstory was detailed in backup stories printed in the Invincible spin-off comic Capes.
The game was announced on June 8, 2025 during the Xbox Summer Showcase livestream. It was released on April 30, 2026, on PlayStation 5, Windows and Xbox Series X and S. The game is available in standard and deluxe editions digitally, the latter of which includes the first year character pass and additional cosmetics; a "Zero Suit" costume for Invincible was offered as a digital pre-order incentive. Physical editions of the game, including a standard edition with retailer-exclusive covers, and deluxe and collector's editions with additional physical rewards, were also released. Additional character costumes are available as paid downloadable content.
Reception
Invincible VS received mixed reviews from critics on Windows and generally positive reviews on PlayStation 5, according to review aggregation website Metacritic. The game was recommended by 71% of critics, according to OpenCritic.
Releases by platformdates and regions as published
Editions and related releases
- Based on
- Invincible
- Downloadable content
- Invincible Vs.: The Immortal - Additional FighterInvincible Vs.: Angstrom Levy - Additional FighterInvincible Vs.: Universa - Additional Fighter
Games like this
61Dead or Alive 6 Last Round
2026 · Expanded · Xbox Series X/S, Windows +1
Fighting · Often paired
PlayStation exclusive83Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls
2026 · PlayStation 5, Windows
2d fighting · Fighting
81The King of Fighters XV
2022 · PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 +3
Fighting · Often paired
80Mortal Kombat 1
2023 · Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 +2
Fighting · Often paired
80Samurai Shodown NeoGeo Collection
2020 · Bundle · Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 +2
Fighting · Often paired
Timed PlayStation81Guilty Gear Strive
2021 · Arcade, PlayStation 4 +4
Fighting · Often paired
84Capcom Fighting Collection
2022 · Bundle · Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 +3
2d fighting · Fighting
70Arcana Heart 3
2009 · Arcade, PlayStation 3 +2
2d fighting · Fighting
Collections4 collections
Description adapted from its source, CC BY-SA 4.0.
