MultiVersus, the 2024 free-to-play crossover fighting game, will shortly go offline for good.. Player First Games announced that MultiVersus Season 5 will be its last back in January, confirming ...

MultiVersus is a platform fighting game, think Super Smash Brothers, pitting various characters owned by Warner Bros. against each other. MultiVersus moves into an open beta tomorrow, July 26.

MultiVersus fighters are classified as four main class types: Bruisers, Tanks, Assassins, and Mages.Marceline is classified ...

MultiVersus will “shut down” on May 30 at 9am PT. This is when Player First Games and Warner Bros. Games say Season 5 will conclude, and the game will be fully taken offline across platforms.

MultiVersus Season 5 turns the nearly one-year-old fighting game into something almost completely different, and those diving in already are finding far more to enjoy than just two new characters ...

When Warner Brothers’ Super Smash Bros.-like fighting game Multiversus launched last year, it was an immediate success. Players flocked to the free-to-play game in its first few months, battling ...

WB Games' free-to-play take on the Smash Bros. formula, MultiVersus, is going offline in May 2025, though the game will still be playable.

Warner Bros. Games has acquired Player First Games, the developer of the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned video game company’s new free-to-play platform fighter game “MultiVersus.”. Per WBD ...

But if you'll allow me to be cynical for a moment, I don't think launching with these changes last year would've altered the trajectory MultiVersus has ultimately taken. The game feels like a ...

Warner Bros. Games‘ “MultiVersus” — the free-to-play platform fighter that brings together a bevy of characters from across the WB portfolio — has surpassed 20 million players less than ...

MultiVersus, the 2024 free-to-play crossover fighting game, will shortly go offline for good. Just a month after this announcement, Warner Bros. announced it was canceling its planned Wonder Woman ...

Warner Bros. Games acquires MultiVersus developer Player First Games, with co-founders Tony Huynh and Chris White remaining in leadership. MultiVersus Season 2 launches tomorrow, adding characters ...