Skybound Games and Quarter Up have unveiled two more fighters joining the base roster of Invincible VS: Robot and Monster Girl. The comic book-inspired brawler continues to fill out its lineup with distinctive playstyles, and players will get an early taste soon—the previously announced closed alpha is set for November 21–24.
Robot brings surgical precision and battlefield control. A super-genius turned human, he fights from a distance with a high-tech arsenal: missiles, wrist cannons, and precision laser strikes that keep pressure on opponents across the screen. His Beam Blasts and Disruptor let him reposition quickly, while shoulder-mounted homing missiles pin foes in place. That lockdown creates windows to call in assists, set up tech, or launch a devastating follow-up. He can even summon a hoverbike to stun enemies and swing momentum. If you like methodical zoning, smart setups, and tactical dominance, Robot looks like a powerhouse pick.
Monster Girl is the polar opposite—an overwhelming, momentum-driven bruiser. Cursed with a transformation that reverses her aging in human form, Amanda turns into a fearsome titan on the battlefield. As Monster Girl, she leans into raw power and relentless aggression, chaining grapples, head-rattling strikes, aerial blows, and crushing body slams. Her comeback potential means the fight isn’t over even when her health is low, and her combo-focused toolkit rewards players who can keep the pressure on. If you crave big throws, heavy hits, and explosive offense, she’s a brawler you’ll want in your corner.
These additions underscore the game’s emphasis on varied, character-driven combat styles—laser-focused zoning on one end, brute-force grappling on the other—while hinting at deeper team strategies through assists and setup potential. With the closed alpha running November 21–24, fans will soon have a chance to see how these playstyles clash in real matches.
Invincible VS is currently in development for Windows PC via Steam and the Microsoft Store, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5. The game is slated to launch in 2026. For players tracking new fighting games, keep an eye on the closed alpha dates, newly revealed characters, and future roster updates as the comic book fighter builds toward release.
