DC announces mobile tag fighter DCKO for 2027

DC has revealed DCKO, a free-to-play tag fighter for mobile devices developed by Drop Fake. The game features characters from the DC Comics universe and is scheduled to launch in 2027.

The announcement came on July 20. DCKO includes a roster with Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman and John Constantine. Pre-registration is now open ahead of the planned release.

The title is not Injustice 3. Fans have long speculated about a third entry in the Injustice series, which last received a sequel in 2017, but no official confirmation has been made.

Mobile controls are expected to limit precision compared with controllers or fight sticks. Some players have expressed hope that the game could reach consoles and PC later.

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Illustration of Lego Batman in a realistic Gotham setting highlighting the Rocksteady collaboration for the new game.
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Lego Batman game gets direct help from Rocksteady

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Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is scheduled to release on Friday, May 22, with deluxe edition owners gaining access earlier. Credits confirm that Rocksteady Studios contributed around 24 developers to the project. Warner Bros. Games Montréal also provided support during development.

A new report claims that NetherRealm Studios, known for Mortal Kombat, is working on Injustice 3. The evidence comes from a blurred screenshot of a Warner Bros. artist's resume listing the project. NetherRealm has not confirmed the development.

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Arc System Works revealed the complete 20-character roster for Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls at Evo 2026, including a new team of Blade, Deadpool, and Loki. The developer also confirmed an open beta for PlayStation 5 and PC from July 24 to 26. The game is scheduled to launch August 6.

Virtua Fighter Crossroads revealed a new character trailer at Evo 2026 featuring the mysterious Bakunawa Killer. The trailer includes story moments and a move demonstration but leaves the fighter's identity hidden.

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Developers at TT Games demonstrated Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, blending Arkham-style combat with classic Lego co-op and humor. Journalists played early missions in Gotham's Iceberg Lounge, Haly's Circus, and an open-world city during previews. The game draws from over 80 years of Batman lore, promising deeper mechanics for all ages.

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