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Invincible VS is scheduled to launch on April 30, 2026 and will be available at launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC (Steam / Microsoft Store). (invinciblevs.com)

At launch Invincible VS is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S (including Xbox Cloud / Xbox on PC via Xbox Play Anywhere) and Windows PC (Steam / Microsoft Store). (invinciblevs.com)

The official store lists a Digital Standard edition ($49.99), a Digital Deluxe edition ($69.99) that includes a Year 1 Character Pass and deluxe cosmetics, a Physical Standard ($49.99) and a Physical Collector's edition ($99.99) with a steelbook, physical extras and the Year 1 Character Pass. Pre-order bonuses (for example a Zero Suit Mark skin and color variants) are noted on the storefront. (invinciblevs.com)

Invincible VS is primarily a competitive 3v3 tag-team fighting experience with tutorial and practice/training modes and online Ranked matchmaking (Ranked Season 0 at launch). The Open Beta materials and official site describe Tutorial, Practice and Ranked modes for players to learn and compete online. (There is no official, fully detailed single‑player campaign mode listed on the storefront beyond story teasers.) (news.xbox.com)

The game emphasizes 3v3 tag combat (Omni‑Tag combo system), visceral, cinematic supers and signature ultimate finishers, real‑time battle damage, assist/tag mechanics to extend combos and a Heroic Boost system that amplifies specials. The developers also advertise an original story) set in the Invincible universe and a roster of characters from the comics/series plus original fighters. (invinciblevs.com)

Invincible VS is a 3v3 tag‑team fighting game (action/fighting). Its team‑tag combat and cinematic supers are comparable in structure to tag fighters such as Marvel vs. Capcom and modern anime/arcade team fighters; the developer team also includes veterans of notable competitive fighters, which informs its tournament focus. (game8.co)

Official PC guidance lists minimum specs around Windows 10 64‑bit, Intel Core i5‑6600K / AMD Ryzen 5 1600, 8 GB RAM, NVIDIA GTX 1060 / AMD RX 580, DirectX 12 and ~50 GB free. Recommended specs target Windows 11 64‑bit, Intel Core i7‑8700K / AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, 16 GB RAM, NVIDIA RTX 3060 Ti / AMD RX 6700 XT and an SSD (~50 GB). (invinciblevs.org)

Yes — the game is confirmed for PC, Xbox Series X|S and PS5 and multiple outlets and storefront pages list planned cross‑platform play and Xbox Play Anywhere support for Xbox/PC/cloud; the developers are also targeting rollback netcode and cross‑play to keep lobbies populated. (game8.co)

At launch there is a Year 1 Character Pass (listed as four DLC characters) and cosmetic packs included with Deluxe/Collector editions; the Collector's edition bundles the Year 1 pass plus physical extras. Additional post‑launch characters and cosmetic drops are planned but specific expansions beyond Year 1 were not detailed on the official storefront at the time of listing. (invinciblevs.com)

Yes — Quarter Up and Skybound are positioning Invincible VS as a tournament‑quality fighting game with Ranked seasons at launch and official presence at major events (the developers announced participation in EVO 2026), indicating an active competitive roadmap. (invinciblevs.com)

The game sells paid DLC—most notably a Year 1 Character Pass—and offers deluxe cosmetic content in paid editions, demonstrating a live‑service/DLC monetization model for characters and cosmetics; finer details about an in‑game cosmetic store or currencies were not fully enumerated on the official storefront. (invinciblevs.com)

Yes — the storefront lists a Year 1 Character Pass (four DLC characters) that is bundled into the Deluxe and Collector’s editions and sold as post‑launch character content. (invinciblevs.com)

Console versions run on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S (native controller support) and the PC version is listed as Steam/PC compatible with Steam Deck notes and scalable settings, indicating support for controllers plus typical PC input (keyboard/mouse) and Steam Input on PC. (invinciblevs.org)

Invincible VS is developed by Quarter Up and published by Skybound Games, as listed on the official site and platform announcements. (invinciblevs.com)