Justice League

Justice League is an upcoming action-role-playing open world hack-and-slash puzzle brawler video game conceived by Harry Vallet. Based on the DC Comics superhero team, the Justice League, the game is mainly inspired by the New 52's iteration of the group, but also incorporates elements from the team's "Justice League: The New Frontier" mythology. The plot follows a Kryptonian teenager named Kara Zor-El, who embarks on a quest to assemble a titular superhero team to counter an invasion of Earth by the alien and demon titan Darkseid.

The game is played from a third-person perspective and has both single-player and multiplayer modes; it features an online co-op mode, allowing players to assemble a team of heroes of their own. The initial roster consisted of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, the Flash, and Supergirl, with more characters being added in free post-launch updates, which also added new regions to be explored. Each hero possess a variety of costume customization features, as well as the capacity to upgrade their powers and abilities using a skill tree.

Gameplay
Justice League is a third-person, action-adventure game that combines an original, cinematic story with single-player and co-operative gameplay. The game can be played offline as a single-player experience or online with up to four people during certain aspects of the game. The game will feature customization options including abilities and costumes, which can be upgraded using a skill tree. Costumes have been sourced from "all corners of the DC universe" and can be earned in-game or bought separately as DLC. Players will also be able to receive free updates containing new regions and characters.

Heroes

 * Aquaman
 * Batman
 * Cyborg
 * Flash
 * Green Arrow
 * Green Lantern
 * Hawkman
 * Robin
 * Supergirl
 * Superman
 * Wonder Woman

Villains

 * Granny Goodness
 * Steppenwolf
 * DeSaad
 * Darkseid

Offense Class

 * Parademon Scout
 * Parademon Soldier
 * Parademon Maniac

Defense Class

 * Parademon Grenadier
 * Parademon Brute
 * Parademon Guardian

Supportive Class

 * Parademon Fixer
 * Parademon Trapper
 * Parademon Technician

Source
https://www.mycast.io/stories/justice-league-167

Plot
The game begins with Kara Zor-El, and her infant cousin, Kal-El, escaping from Krypton during Brainiac's attack on the planet. Aided by Kara's mother, they manage to escape aboard pods headed to Earth. However, debris from Krypton's destruction knocks Kara's ship off course right into the Phantom Zone, falling into a state of suspended animation, while Kal-El lands safely on Earth alone.

Two decades and a half later, a series of abductions have occurred in Gotham City; Batman is implicated due to video footage. Batman is pursuing one of Darkseid's Parademons across the rooftops of Gotham, while the Gotham police pursue and fire upon both of them from helicopters. Batman blinds the police in the helicopters with smoke bombs, then stops the Parademon and is attempting to interrogate it when it auto-destructed in his face. While recovering from the blast and retrieving the Mother Box, Batman suddenly discovers Kara’s pod crashing into Gotham Bay. After bringing Kara to the Batcave for decontamination, Batman explains to her about her 25-year-long sedation in the Phantom Zone; he then explains about the Superhero Relocation Program, which forces superheroes to permanently adhere to their secret identities and abandon their exploits after public opinion turned against them due to collateral damage caused by their crime-fighting.

The next day, Batman goes undercover as Bruce Wayne and arrives at S.T.A.R. Labs for the examination of the Mother Box directed by CEO Silas Stone, who is currently focusing on the mystery of Darkseid’s growing movement. While examining the Box, it starts reacting strangely, opening a Boom Tube that teleports a swarm of Parademons all over S.T.A.R Labs and start tearing Silas’s son, Victor Stone, apart. Although everyone in S.T.A.R. Labs, including Wayne and Stone, has evacuated, Kara, using her newfound Kryptonian powers, miraculously rescues Vic, who was seriously hurt in the explosion last issue and appears to be near death. Cradling his son, Dr. Stone defiantly says that he once watched his wife die in childbirth and will not let his son die too.

Placed in a coma back at the Batcave, Vic, barely alive, goes into cardiac arrest as his father works feverishly to save him using experimental technology. As they activate nanites to help with the integration of the new biotechnology, Vic starts spouting binary code. Subsequently, we hear a message from Vic's machinery indicating that he is now online. Meanwhile, a Daily Planet broadcast reveals that the attacks are happening all over the world, and that the populace is blaming all superheroes. Batman suggests they should bring all the superheroes to the Batcave for an emergency meeting, tasking Kara to round them up. With the help of Batman’s son, Damien Wayne (aka Robin, the Boy Wonder), Kara successfully invites Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, the Flash, Aquaman, Hawkman, and Green Arrow to the Batcave despite getting harassed by protesters, who believe, by warning her, that Kali Ma, the Hindu goddess of destruction, will come to life and punish all superheroes from existing in their world.

As the heroes gather at the Batcave, Victor finally awakens and notices his now-cyborg body, blaming his father for his new body. Victor, now Cyborg, soon explains to the heroes about Apokolips, Darkseid, and the plan of terraforming Earth. He further explains that the Parademons are actually inhabitants of worlds conquered by Darkseid, spliced with his technology, allowing him to mind-control them into serving as an army for conquering other planets. Believing they were set up, the ten heroes arrive in Metropolis, the next target, where Darkseid finally arrives and proves to be a powerful opponent. Meanwhile, anti-superhero protesters mistake Darkseid as Kali Ma soon after and start cheering him on.

This made Kara realize that Darkseid is holding Superman hostage in his homeworld, Apokolips (as part of his entire plan all along), so she enters there through Darkseid’s Boom Tube to free him from his Kryptonite prison. With Superman joining the fight later on by leading the charge, the heroes battle the Parademons and defeat Darkseid by using his Mother Box to activate a Boom Tube behind him, allowing Superman to blast Darkseid through with his heat vision. While Superman anticipates Darkseid's eventual return from Apokolips, Kara informs him that she changed the coordinates, leaving Darkseid frozen in space. With the world saved, the superheroes are hailed emancipators by the public, who repent from deeming them as dangerous beings, and are honored at the White House by the President of the United States, who announces the abolishment of the Superhero Relocation Program.

A short time later, the heroes assemble aboard a large space station orbiting the Earth, known as the Watchtower, built and launched by Wayne Enterprises in association with NASA. The station will provide warning in advance in case of another alien invasion. Superman addresses the assembled heroes, saying that the invasion has proved to him that even he isn't powerful enough to safeguard the Earth by himself. Kara, now dubbed Supergirl by her older cousin, proposes the formation of the Justice League; eight of the other heroes agree (in his or her own way). Batman, used to operating solo, is hesitant to join a team, but Superman proposes for him to become his executive officer hence he doesn't have to work alone anymore, and Batman eagerly accepts his proposal.

Production & Writing
"To be written..."

Reception
"To be written..."