Highlights
- Justice League: Cosmic Chaos is a fun and adorable game with simple gameplay that provides a great experience for younger gamers.
- Justice League: Injustice For All is a notable beat-em-up side-scrolling platformer that allows players to switch between different Justice League members with unique abilities.
- Injustice: Gods Among Us is the best Justice League game to date, offering a dark and brutal story with impressive fighting game mechanics, making it highly engaging and interesting.
The Justice League has provided a great deal of entertainment over the years, from animated shows to live-action films and many decades' worth of comic books under the DC Comics banner. However, they have also, less commonly perhaps, appeared in a variety of video games, where players can live out their superhero dreams by controlling their favorite Justice League members.
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The wide variety of stories told and characters seen in DC video games has been impressive, particularly the combat that has always been delivered. While many of the best DC games focus solely on Batman or Superman, there have been a few where many members of the Justice League are playable.
7 Justice League: Cosmic Chaos
Justice League: Cosmic Chaos
- Platform(s)
- PC , PS4 , PS5 , Switch , Xbox One , Xbox Series X , Xbox Series S
- Released
- March 10, 2023
- Developer
- PHL Collective
One of the best superhero games to date that is focused on providing a great and suitable experience for younger gamers in an open-world format, Cosmic Chaos comes with adorable animation and extremely fun gameplay, providing a very pleasing experience that is directed more at children but is highly enjoyable for anyone looking to try it out.
The game involves the Justice League stopping Mr. Mxyzptlk after he unleashes his magic and summons Starro to help him become the Mayor of a small town in Rhode Island. Players can collect treasure and engage in battles as they level their skills up against a wide variety of enemies, making for a simplistic but extremely fun game.
6 Justice League: Injustice For All
A game based on the Justice League animated TV series, Injustice For All was released in 2002 for the Game Boy Advance and immediately became one of the more notable Justice League games. Focusing on the core seven members of the team presented in the show, Injustice For All is a fun beat-em-up side-scrolling platformer.
The various levels throughout this game can be played in different orders, and different characters have to be switched out throughout levels to complete puzzles and progress using their abilities. For instance, the Flash can run up walls, and the Martian Manhunter can pass through walls at will.
5 Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe
One of the most fascinating crossover games in history, especially since it likely led to Injustice, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is a fighting game within the Mortal Kombat series that featured DC characters, due to Shao Kahn and Darkseid accidentally merging into one being and pulling the two universes together.
Unfortunately, the game wasn’t as well-received as some others in the Mortal Kombat franchise, leading to a reboot after this release. It still makes for a fun fighting game, which provides all sorts of crossover fights that had fans eager to pick it up at the time, and it could yet receive a sequel.
4 Justice League Heroes
A full narrative action RPG game based on the Justice League, and even going so far as to include members like Zatanna and Martian Manhunter, Justice League Heroes focused first on the villain Brainiac attempting to enact plans by distracting the heroes with the release of various other dangers they have faced from the past.
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This was all before Brainiac accidentally released Darkseid, and he took over as the primary antagonist in the third act of the game. The League members were all playable, although players started with just Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman and had to unlock others as they progressed. Best of all, two-player cooperative play was also possible, making Heroes a great game to try with friends.
3 DC Universe Online
DC Universe Online
- Platform(s)
- PC , PlayStation (Original) , Nintendo Switch , Xbox One
- Franchise
- DCU
- Released
- January 11, 2011
- Publisher(s)
- Daybreak Game Company
A hugely popular MMORPG that has been going strong for over a decade now, DC Universe Online lets players take control of their own, original superhero within the DC Universe where they will interact with Justice League members, not to mention many other characters from the world of DC Comics.
The game allows players to join the Justice League (or The Society if they choose to be a villain) and go on missions across the DC Universe. The leveling system, some amazing raids, endgame progression, and inventories filled with loot are all available, making DC Universe Online feel like a true MMORPG while being set in the wondrous world of the Justice League.
2 LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes
Some of the very best licensed games in the world are LEGO ones. When it comes to the world of DC Comics, there have been multiple LEGO games already, but the best one for playing as Justice League characters is LEGO Batman 2, which managed to become one of the best alternatives to the Arkham Batman games.
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This game introduced Batman to Superman and involved a plot where Lex Luthor teamed up with the Joker to try and become President of the United States. Batman, Superman, and the rest of the Justice League come together in an attempt to stop them, making for a wonderfully fun story suitable for all ages.
1 Injustice: Gods Among Us
By far the best series of games involving the Justice League, Injustice was another fighting game in a style similar to Mortal Kombat, but involving the characters from the DC Universe as they engaged in a brutal story. The Injustice storyline was set in a darker version of the Justice League’s world, where the Joker tricked Superman into killing Lois Lane, prompting Superman to kill the Joker and take over the Earth.
Normal versions of the heroes and villains from the DC “Prime” Universe are transported into the midst of the ensuing conflict, leading to heroes and villains fighting one another who normally wouldn’t. The impressive story and great fighting game mechanics made Injustice by far the most interesting Justice League game released to date, and it even got an animated movie adaption, albeit with a few changes.