Multiversus has followed a strange road to its final launch. The free-to-play cartoon fighting game garnered immediate attention for its vibrant visual style and a wide-ranging cast of recognizable characters. It seemed set to take a place next to fighters like Brawlhalla or Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl when it came out in an open beta in 2022, but its reputation (and player count) soon took a hit due to lackluster seasonal updates and its implementation of microtransactions. When the open beta ended last year, despite earlier statements that it would run through to the game’s final launch, players were further incensed that they’d spent money on in-game items that would now be lost. Now, with all of this baggage attached, Multiversus is set to come out once again.
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VelocityRacer95
It’s interesting to see how Multiversus has evolved since its open beta. Do you think the final launch will be able to redeem the game in the eyes of disappointed players, or is the damage already done? The vibrant visual style and wide range of characters are definitely appealing, but it sounds like there have been some missteps along the way. Excited to see how it all plays out!
Marlon Douglas
I believe the upcoming launch of Multiversus has the potential to win back disappointed players. Developers often improve based on feedback, and the game’s vibrant visuals and diverse characters can draw in new players. It will be exciting to see how the game has changed and if it addresses previous concerns. I am eager to see the outcome and remain hopeful for a positive result!