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Multiple resume leaks and evasive comments from NetherRealm Studios' Ed Boon suggest Injustice 3 is in active development, with Supergirl and Batwoman confirmed as potential roster members.
NetherRealm Studios' Ed Boon denied rumors of an Insomniac partnership but refused to confirm or deny Injustice 3, Mortal Kombat 13, or MK9 Remastered, stating that lack of external testing does not mean a game isn't in development. Meanwhile, a stunt worker's resume lists Supergirl and Batwoman for a project titled 'Injustice 3,' suggesting the DC fighting game is in active development despite the absence of an official announcement.
A resume leak confirms that NetherRealm Studios is developing Injustice 3, featuring Supergirl and Batwoman. While Supergirl’s return is expected, Batwoman’s inclusion is surprising given her canonical death in previous tie-in comics, suggesting a potential timeline reset or mantle succession.
A stunt performer’s resume has provided concrete evidence that NetherRealm Studios is developing Injustice 3, listing Supergirl and Batwoman as confirmed characters. While Supergirl’s return is expected, Batwoman’s inclusion is notable given her death in the canon Injustice comics. Multiple outlets report that motion capture sessions are underway, with playtests recently held in California. The game remains unannounced, but industry insiders suggest a reveal could occur later this year or in 2027. This development marks NetherRealm’s return to the DC universe after nearly a decade, following the release of Mortal Kombat 1.
Evidence suggests NetherRealm Studios is developing Injustice 3, with playtests underway in California. A stunt worker’s resume confirms Batwoman and Supergirl are in the roster. Development has been ongoing since 2021, with voice actors and insiders previously hinting at the project. The game may serve as a soft reboot, potentially ignoring previous comic canon regarding Batwoman’s death.
A recent playtest listing for an 'unreleased AAA 2D fighting game' in Culver City has led analysts to conclude the project is likely Injustice 3. The location aligns with Warner Bros. Discovery’s headquarters, and the studio’s hiring patterns and voice actor leaks support the theory. While no official announcement has been made, the evidence suggests a potential reveal at The Game Awards in December 2026.
A deleted playtest listing for an unreleased AAA 2D fighting game in Culver City strongly suggests NetherRealm is developing Injustice 3. Evidence includes hiring patterns, voice actor slips, and a 2027 release window.
An unnamed AAA 2D fighting game is undergoing NDA-covered playtests in Culver City, California, leading to speculation that it is Injustice 3. The event targets experienced competitive players and aligns with recent job postings and developer hints from NetherRealm Studios.
Ed Boon says NetherRealm is actively pursuing another Mortal Kombat, with multiple projects in the works beyond MK1 and likely tied to broader media plans, following ongoing Injustice 3 speculation and MK1's commercial success.
MP1st cites a LinkedIn resume from an undisclosed artist listing work on Injustice 3, Hogwarts Legacy 2, and two unannounced projects, suggesting Injustice 3 is actively in development at NetherRealm Studios and fueling ongoing rumors about the DC fighting game’s next installment.
Rumors claim NetherRealm Studios is developing Injustice 3, signaling a return to the DC fighting saga nearly a decade after Injustice 2. The update comes from MP1st citing an anonymous artist’s resume listing Injustice 3 and unannounced projects, while Ed Boon previously hinted in 2022 that his next project could be the next Injustice title or Mortal Kombat 12 (the latter reboot releasing as Mortal Kombat 1 in 2023). With no official confirmation, it's unclear when or if the game will release, but the report suggests a possible new chapter for the series.
New evidence—including a resume listing Injustice 3 and past statements from DC Studios and NetherRealm’s Ed Boon—suggests Injustice 3 is in development at NetherRealm, with a reveal expected within the studio’s typical 3–4 year development cycle.
An opinion piece argues Marvel vs. Capcom and Mortal Kombat are the two most missed fighting games in the FGC; a new, well-received entry for either could boost viewership and tournament attendance. Marvel vs. Capcom is highlighted as uniquely hype-worthy with no direct replacement, though Marvel Tokon exists as a separate game. For Mortal Kombat, MK1 (2023) didn’t receive expected support, and NetherRealm’s next project has been teased amid ongoing corporate changes (Netflix/Paramount), but a competitive MK game could drive publicity and showcase talent. The discussion is tied to StayMAD Podcast commentary.
The upcoming Mortal Kombat 1 update will introduce Ermac along with new features, moves, and combo strings. Cross-platform play for King of the Hill mode will be added, and Geras will have a new UI element. Reptile, Rain, and Shujinko will receive new moves, while Scorpion will get a new combo string. Ermac's Brutality pays homage to a classic Fatality, and the update is set to release tomorrow with Ermac's early access. Mavado will join the game in May.
Mortal Kombat 1's upcoming DLC character, Peacemaker, based on the likeness of John Cena, is set to arrive as an "early access" release on 28th February 2024, with the full release following in March. This marks the close of Season 3 and precedes the addition of a DLC Kameo Fighter. The remaining Kombat Pack characters after Peacemaker include Ermac, Homelander from The Boys, and Takeda Takahashi.