MultiVersus

The majority of MultiVersus' cosmetic content is locked behind paywalls, and it'll cost £100 just to get all the skins.

As of right now, though, we doubt MultiVersus will be the one to overturn the stigma free-to-play games have earned themselves. This price also doesn’t account for the characters (since you can unlock them for free) or other unlockables like ring out effects, announcer voices, and emotes, most of which are, again, Gleamium exclusive. The idea is that you’d only need to spend money on the one or two characters you actually want to play as. However, it seems a significant chunk of the game’s content is locked behind Gleamium, the premium currency, which you have to buy with real money. The rest require either Gleamium or battle pass progression. Out of the 17 skins available, only one of them can be obtained with gold.

The free-to-play platform fighter launches in open beta on July 26, but early access is currently available to those who played in previous closed tests, ...

- Godzilla – Godzilla - Scooby-Doo – Scooby-Doo This list included 21 fighters.

The Multiversus open beta is now under way, giving players the chance to pit fan-favorite Warner Bros characters like Bugs Bunny and Batman against one ...

After following the link, players will be able to redeem their code and choose a platform. However, it’s worth noting that Multiversus is launching as a free-to-play game, so there’s only so much value to the Founder’s Packs. The Multiversus open beta is now under way, giving players the chance to pit fan-favorite Warner Bros characters like Bugs Bunny and Batman against one another.

It's drawn comparisons to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, naturally, but given the reception to it so far, it's already starting to set itself apart in some ways.

The main difference between those is simply the timing of the release, but the early access period also features a different preview rotation of characters compared to what we'll see in the full open beta. The open beta officially begins on July 26th, but it's available right now in an early access format. The beta is available in an early access format right now with players able to hop in right away assuming they participated in an earlier test or are willing to watch others play the game for a while.

An item available in the MultiVersus beta hints that the Warner Bros. crossover fighting game will receive at least 19 more characters after launch.

MultiVersus is set to introduce even more crossover characters to its roster after release, and the Premium Founder's Pack hints at an impressive support roadmap. A recent MultiVersus character and stage leak suggests that the title's crossover lineup will be dramatically expanded post-launch, and the Founder's Pack is another strong indicator of the game's future. A MultiVersus beta item called the Founder's Pack suggests that the crossover fighting game will receive at least 19 new playable characters after launch.

Multiversus gives players a variety of characters from various Warner Bros properties to pick from, though not all of them are unlocked at the start.

The Deluxe version is $60 and features 20 Character Unlock Tokens, 1,000 Gleamium, 1 Premium Battle Pass unlock as well as epic level cosmetics. In fact, Player First Games is using this open beta session as a soft launch for Multiversus as the studio isn't planning to change much of its core gameplay mechanics ahead of a full launch later this year. The closed alpha also showed off cosmetic and customization options earned from in-game currency as well as a battle pass, which follows suit for most free to play games.

The game offers players a chance to fight as their favorite Warner Bros characters in an all-out melee. Through Twitch drops, MultiVersus may be played early.

The majority of platforms will include it, and it will be free to play. You can watch all of the Twitch streamers who have MultiVersus codes on the MultiVersus Twitch page. Don’t worry if you missed the alpha and open beta.

Want to get hands on the MultiVersus beta now? Here's everything you need to know about jumping into the cross-over fighting game.

There are several ways to get into the closed beta for MultiVersus. Some are surefire and some take a little bit of luck. - If you were in the previousclosed alpha, you will have access to this beta too. On PC, you are going to want to head to the store listing on Steam (opens in new tab) to download it. It’s not clear exactly how long this beta will go on, though a reasonable guess is that it might be a week after the open beta starts. First up is the closed beta which launches on July 19 and runs on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X It’s a win-win all around and has started to build some hype for the title as a new, evolving game in its genre.

The early-access open beta for the free-to-play brawler is underway, and it already has an unexpected standout.

That said, it takes a while to collect the needed evidence to make that call. Even with her limitations, Velma is that chick. One of the things that makes her stand out is the level of support provided and overall strength of her various abilities. The only drawback being cooldown timers that prevents Velma from spamming the better parts of her arsenal. Velma is one of the best characters in the game by a huge margin. Expect her to be rushed from the start. Seeing someone get scooped up and carried off the stage is as comical as it is effective. Velma is a force to be reckoned with in the right hands. By rapidly tapping the attack button you can send out her Supportive Words projectiles that seek out targeted friends and foes. If it lands on an ally, they’ll not only be healed but send out a stronger version of the beam. Synergizing one’s abilities with that of a partner to overcome the opposition. Derived from YouTuber Midya’s edit of an episode from Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur—where a hypnotized Shaggy single handedly defeats a biker gang—it was a viral hit that some felt culminated in the creation of WB’s free-to-play brawler.

Being able to redeem MultiVersus codes is a barrier for those wanting to get Twitch Drops, as redeeming them isn't the clearest.

Being able to redeem MultiVersus codes is an odd barrier for those wanting to get Twitch Drops and rewards, as redeeming them isn't the clearest process. You'll need one, so head here to either create an account or login to WB Games. 1. Log in to your WB Games account. Of course, to be able to redeem the code, you'll need to know how to get MultiVersus Twitch Drops. That's its own process laid out below: 4. There'll be an option to "Redeem a Beta Code." Enter the Twitch Drop code you got. It's worth it though - working out how to redeem codes in MultiVersus and get Twitch Drops can get players early access to the open beta, so we'll run you through the process below and how it all works.