New MultiVersus Characters: Every Confirmed & Leaked Fighter That Wasn’t In The Beta

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Any fighting game with a roster as eclectic and varied as MultiVersus will have players frantically weighing up each fighter’s pros and cons to narrow down the best characters to play as.

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Warner Bros. Games and Player First Games' free-to-play fighting game ended its open beta last year, coming as a surprise to many after two full seasons of new content and characters gave the appearance that the game had already moved into its full release. Almost a full year later, is set to return with its first season of new content.

The director of MultiVersus says dataminers do “a disservice to the players” by revealing characters and stages before they’re officially announced.

It was an odd and almost unheard of situation when Warner Bros. Games closed off free-to-play platform fighter MultiVersus last year. What was a seemingly live and active online fighting game with two seasons of content released was taken away from players less than a year after its initial release. Sure, it was technically branded as an “open beta” thoughout, but it was baffling to see it go offline with a promised relaunch for 2024. Why shut the game down for that long? It didn’t seem to be in crisis, since there was an active playerbase and even plans for community tournaments. Fans of the mashup brawler weren’t sure what big revamps or additions necessitated the year of complete lack of access to the game. After spending some time with the new version of MultiVersus that’s set to launch on 28th May, I’m still not sure I understand the logic behind this.

Warner Bros.’ fighting game MultiVersus returns on Tuesday, May 28 with its long-awaited relaunch. The Super Smash Bros.-inspired platform fighter is getting a big overhaul next week, with an expanded roster, new visuals, and improved netcode, which developer Player First Games designed to make online multiplayer matches feel just like local, four-folks-on-the-same-couch matches.

Earlier this month, MultiVersus developer Player First Games announced a new PvE mode for its fighting game. That mode, called Rifts, will feature unique battle scenarios and minigames, as well as cinematics and story elements, the developer says. It will be updated seasonally with new content.