Tag: Multiversus

MultiVersus: Every playable character, present and future

We’ve gathered all playable and planned characters in MultiVersus right here.

Brand new platform fighting game MultiVersus had an amazingly good start, with its player-friendly free-to-play business model, technical optimization, and selection of popular characters from movies and TV all contributing. 

The lineup of characters is the feature that can expand the most in the future – and officially confirmed, as well as unofficially leaked plans, give hope that the developers will deliver strongly in this regard as well. All playable and planned characters in MultiVersus can be found here at a glance. If you still need help to master the basics, our beginner tips guide is ready to take your hand.

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MultiVersus tier list: Best characters ranked

To give you the best shot at knocking out your opponents, we’ve ranked every MultiVersus character by strength in this tier list.

Fighting game MultiVersus got off to an amazing start with its open beta on Steam and immediately became the most popular fighter on the platform. The free platform brawler currently features 17 characters from popular media and even the real world with more to come. The crisp gameplay and the reasonably consumer-friendly business model, together with the cool characters, have created a positive first impression for many players.

As relaxed as the game may be because of its focus on 2v2 matches instead of cut-throat 1v1, in the end it’s still about winning. To give you the best shot at knocking out your opponents, we’ve ranked every MultiVersus character by strength in this tier list.

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MultiVersus Tier List: Best Characters

MultiVersus: beginner tips to get ahead fast

Unlock characters fast and beat down foes with these beginner MultiVersus tips.

MultiVersus has recently released and is already one of the biggest fighting games in the world, or at least in terms of Steam charts. Understandable for a brand new free-to-play fighter, but still incredibly respectable. 

If you want to pick up MultiVersus to play with your friends, you should do so, as you can play with pals across all platforms. Now all you need is to have the skills that win, and with the beginner tips in this guide you’ll have just that. Read through our advice below for everything you need to know to win in MultiVersus.

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MultiVersus: Best GameBanana mods

Download the best mods for MultiVersus so you can save money on skins. Easy.

MultiVersus is finally enjoying a full launch across all platforms and is totally free, offering gamers that usually miss out on Super Smash Bros-style gameplay the opportunity to beat the snot out of their friends while playing as Tom & Jerry. But when mods are involved, that’s only the beginning.

The mod community has gone wild for MultiVersus, introducing dozens of skins for characters you love to replace the default characters, in addition to some fancy UI and music mods, too. If your favorite character isn’t a part of MultiVersus yet, then you might find them in this list of the best mod for MultiVersus. 

All mods can be found hosted on the GameBanana site.

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Matthew Lillard returns to voice Shaggy in Multiversus

The real Shaggy is back.

Just when everyone thought Multiversus  couldn’t get any better, Warner Bros. goes ahead and reveals Matthew Lillard is voicing Shaggy.

The  positively bananas Smash-like brawler  is rife with characters from various Warner Bros. properties — yes, that means stabbing Tom and Jerry with Arya Stark’s dagger is possible. Multiversus’ cast is from all over, as you can see. However, none have drawn as much hype as Shaggy from Scooby-Doo, mostly because actor Matthew Lillard is returning to voice the character. 

Lillard has played Shaggy off-and-on since the 2002 live-action Scooby-Doo film — which qualifies him for knighthood in the eyes of many. Rightfully so, too.

Shaggy is also apparently a Super Saiyan if you didn’t already know that. It’s canon. Just look at the pic below to see what I mean!

Though Lillard is far from the only actor reprising an iconic role for Multiversus. Fans of Batman: The Animated Series  might want to take a deep breath right now.

Yes, Maisie Williams of Game Of Thrones  fame is working on this game. The Night King best stay in the ground, then.

Rumors of Multiversus  were circulating for quite a while, so it’s nice to see it’s real and looking it’s embracing its absurd premise.

Written by Kyle Campbell on behalf of GLHF.

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