Invincible VS is a tag-based fighting game that launched in April 2026 across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. The game drew on the popular Invincible IP and earned solid critical reception, but struggled to find commercial traction.
Despite the rocky start, the game has maintained active development and competitive support. Quarter Up released a mid-season update alongside a hotfix ahead of the CEO 2026 tournament, adjusting systems and character balance to open up combo possibilities. The title has also been featured in PlayStation's Summer Sale. However, the underperformance led to significant staff reductions, with reports indicating that roughly 75 percent of the studio was laid off by late summer, leaving a minimal team to support Season 1 content and work on planned DLC. The game did secure competitive recognition, with special prizes offered for top finishers at CEO 2026.
Around 75% of developer Quarter Up has been laid off, less than four months after the release of the tag fighting game Invincible VS. Despite solid reviews and an attachment to a beloved IP, it seems that the interest simply wasn't there to keep the main body of developers at Qua…
Following the launch of its fighting game last April, Quarter Up has reportedly laid off "something like 75 percent" of its staff.
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It seems like Invincible VS wasn’t the hit it deserved to be, as Quarter Up has been reduced to a “skeleton crew”.
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Update: Invincible VS released a new hotfix update today before CEO 2026 this weekend, and you can check out the new patch notes as well as the previous mid-season update in our story below. It's been just over a month since Season 1 of Invincible VS officially kicked off with th…
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It's been just over a month since Season 1 of Invincible VS officially kicked off with the release of The Immortal and Universa , and the game is already receiving some more changes. Quarter Up just released their mid-season update for Invincible VS today along with the patch not…
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Although the Steam Summer Sale has come and gone, the consoles are starting to get on the action of video game deals. PlayStation's Summer Sale is now underway, which offers up 50 fighting game deals worth taking a look at.
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Update: It won't just be Avatar Legends offering a special prize to the winner of CEO 2026 with Invincible VS also offering unique spoils to the victor and those who place high enough with additional details added to the story below. While August is usually the time when Evo is h…