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Mystery Playtest in Culver City Fuels Speculation It Is Injustice 3

Industry details tied to location, game format and recent studio hiring suggest the test could signal NetherRealm is developing an unannounced Injustice sequel later this year.

Overview

  • A Good Gamer Group listing for an “unreleased AAA 2D fighting game” seeking top-ranked players in Culver City sparked the story after it was spotted by EventHubs and reported by multiple outlets.
  • Reporters and observers link the listing to NetherRealm because the test is described as a major 2D AAA fighter and is held in a city where Warner Bros. Games maintains offices, which narrows likely U.S. developers.
  • Coverage notes supporting but circumstantial clues such as NetherRealm’s recent hiring, Ed Boon’s social posts, an artist resume showing Injustice art, and past voice-actor comments that were later walked back.
  • A clear alternative is DC’s DCKO mobile fighter announced in July, but outlets say that project’s mobile focus and scale make it a less consistent match for a described AAA 2D console-style test.
  • No company has confirmed the title and reports emphasize the evidence is indirect so the next signs to watch are official studio statements, additional playtest details, or a formal reveal at an industry event.