While the many universes of Infinite Crisis may have made room for several Supermen, MOBA audiences aren't likely to be as accommodating. Winning their approval might be the toughest fight yet ...

Infinite Crisis launches on PC later this year, and I can say with 100% certainty, it is one MOBA I will be trying out on a regular basis, providing the community is just as mature as Turbine's ...

Infinite Crisis' point of reference, for both its potential audience and often for its own developers, is League of Legends. But its guiding inspiration is the the DC Comics universe.

Infinite Crisis is a friendlier, more approachable MOBA. by Philip Kollar. Mar 29, 2013, 12:48 AM UTC ...

Throughout its lifetime, Infinite Crisis struggled to capture a sizable audience. For a free-to-play MOBA that relies on microtransactions, the numbers of players playing the game matters a lot.

That’s the thing about Turbine’s Infinite Crisis, a superhero-driven MOBA. Every character might be a superhero, but it turns out there are even nastier versions just a few parallel dimensions ...

Turbine’s Infinite Crisis openly embraces many of the atypical MOBA elements that Heroes of the Storm does away with but it also mixes things up enough to stand out from the crowd.

With Infinite Crisis, Turbine and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment are betting that fans can’t get enough of the multiplayer online battle-arena (MOBA) genre. The free-to-play title mashes ...

Infinite Crisis's DC-flavoured play for the saturated MOBA market adapts but never really innovates. It's said that the curse started when George Keefer Brewer died at 45 years old, in ...

Infinite Crisis is the new MOBA game from DC Comics and developer Turbine. It's a free-to-play game launching on PC later this year. It features not one but three different Batmans.

Infinite Crisis, the DC Comics free-to-play PC MOBA from Warner Bros., will officially shut down this summer. Boston-based developer Turbine announced the news today on the game's Steam page .

Infinite Crisis, the upcoming DC Comics MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena), will be more approachable for genre newcomers, developer Turbine has explained.