Invincible VS Season 2 Proves This Fighter Still Has Plenty Of Life (Review)

Invincible VS Season 2 dropped on October 13th, and now I’m convinced this game still has plenty of life left. If you recall my May review, I said this addictive tag fighter had a bright future, but recent layoffs and dwindling sales have me concerned.

After spending these last few days playing the game again, I’m more hopeful for what’s next. Before I share my thoughts on Season 2, I want to briefly discuss two playable DLC fighters that were added to the roster over the summer: The Immortal and Universa.

Let’s kick things off with Omni-Man’s biggest fan. The Immortal is straight-up awesome and just as fun to play as I expected. Known as the superhero who refuses to die, The Immortal’s brutal attacks pair well with his unhinged behavior.

I never got tired of seeing him throw opponents around like it was nothing. Not only is the character model superb, but I also love the attention to detail in his interactions with other fighters, especially when he defeats someone he cares about. Overall, I definitely recommend trying him out if you haven’t done so already.

Next up is Universa, a character I didn’t know much about until she appeared in the Invincible Season 4 Premiere. This determined ruler is another force to be reckoned with thanks to the Staff of Leadership, which grants her energy-shifting abilities that can literally blast anyone to pieces.

She stays focused on her people’s needs rather than Earthlings. Universa is definitely worth trying if you love other fighters like Battle Beast, who uses a mace.

Switching gears to Season 2, I’m really digging Angstrom Levy so far, and I can tell the team put a lot of work into making him a part of the game. As a zoning-based fighter who uses portals, mastering his abilities and effective combos takes time.

Once you figure everything out, his attacks are absolutely devastating, including his finisher. Given his history with Invincible, adding him to the game makes perfect sense. I’m eager to see if Angstrom, The Immortal, or Universa will be added to any future single-player story expansion content.

Lastly, Quarter Up added a challenges mode to help players fully master their combat skills and earn additional rewards. While I understand the purpose of this mode, it feels like it should have launched with the game back in April. The FGC community has massively influenced this game, which is the reason why this mode exists. It will be interesting to see how that influence evolves with the arrival of Agent Spider and hopefully other fighters if a Year Two Character Pass is announced in 2027.

With all that said, am I enjoying Invincible VS Season 2 so far? 1000% yes. I love the new fighters, and I think we definitely are due for more cool additions to the roster in due time. I’m also hopeful we will get more story content, as the single-player campaign feels incomplete and needs a proper conclusion.

If you still haven’t played Invincible VS, now is the time to check it out. I’m sure we will see Black Friday sales for this game and more in the coming weeks. Let us know if you’ve played and share your thoughts so far.

This review was based on a review copy of Invincible VS Season 2 for Xbox Series X/S provided by Quarter Up and Skybound Games.