Presently, you can only buy emotes, costumes and ring-out animations with Gleamium. There is a premium currency called Gleamium that you only earn by paying real-world money. You can then use these coins to unlock characters, stages and character skins. You earn in-game coins simply by playing. While you can certainly spend real-world money on this title, I can assure you it’s not as egregious as you may think. That may turn you off - considering how exploitive titles like Diablo Immortal have been, it’s understandable to find this aspect of MultiVersus off-putting. MultiVersus is a free-to-play live service game. MultiVersus hands-on review: Free-to-play I’m sure there are plenty of folks who would prefer the insanity of 4-player battles. But those other modes exist if you want them. I prefer the regular 2-on-2 battles since MultiVersus feels more balanced that way. Conversely, you can jump into 4-player free-for-all matches where there can only be a single winner. If 2-vs-2 battles are too chaotic, you can select 1-vs-1 matches. Practicing on your own is good, but it’s best to do so with someone you plan to regularly pair with. Since this title is focused heavily on 2-vs-2 matches, you and a friend would do well to jump into the Co-op vs AI mode to coordinate and perfect moves you plan to use against real players. You can either fight alongside a random player or with someone on your friend’s list. For instance, Wonder Woman can use her golden lasso to pull a teammate back into the arena while Bugs Bunny can dig a hole for his team to hide in. Most characters have abilities meant to aid an ally. You and another player team up against another pair of fighters and duke it out in locations like the Batcave and Scooby’s Haunted Mansion. The aforementioned 2-vs-2 battles are the core of MultiVersus. But since this is technically a beta, I suppose the developers wanted to keep things focused. I emphasize multiplayer since there is no single-player or story mode to speak of. Presently, MultiVersus only offers three multiplayer modes. You’ll definitely want to sharpen your skills before going online. You can program the AI you’re sparring against to perform specific moves or simply have it fight you normally. This is why it’s a good idea to hop into MultiVersus’ training room to practice your moves and combos. But I’m sure seasoned players will make effective use of perks.ĭespite the simple control scheme, there’s a great deal of depth to MultiVersus. I almost never enable perks since the standard move set works well enough. Based on my time with MultiVersus, perks don’t seem to dramatically change how characters play. Perks can reduce cooldown times for special attacks or can be unique attacks for a character. Signature perks are character-specific while ally perks are for one’s team. Since Stripe and Rick & Morty were all leaked characters who turned out to be planned additions for the game, it's likely that some of the other characters on the original datamined list (opens in new tab) will arrive in MultiVersus over the next few seasons.As you progress, you’ll automatically unlock different perks. Either way, they should arrive in season one. There's no telling if Stripe and Gizmo will be officially released on September 6 at the same time, or if we're just getting a look at the Mogwai. MultiVersus also recently posted a teaser for Gizmo (opens in new tab) from Gremlins, saying "a fluffy surprise is headed your way on Tuesday". Morty released at the start of season one and Rick is expected to arrive some time in September. There are currently three characters that are supposed to be arriving MultiVersus soon: Rick, Stripe, and Black Adam.
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