The ensemble of Invincible VS continues to expand, as developer Quarter Up has officially welcomed the fan-favorite Unopan, Allen the Alien, to the fray. Alongside this reveal, the studio confirmed that eager combatants can experience the 3v3 tag-team fighter firsthand during an upcoming open beta scheduled for next month.
Mirroring his formidable presence in the comics and animated series, Allen is a powerhouse capable of going toe-to-toe with the universe’s elite. His debut gameplay trailer highlights devastating, heavy-hitting sequences and unique special abilities, all punctuated by the character’s signature upbeat personality—though it appears Seth Rogen’s familiar voice may not be behind this particular iteration.
The upcoming open beta offers a prime opportunity to sample the high-flying action before the full launch. Running from April 9 to April 11 across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, the trial features a robust 10-character lineup. Players can take control of Invincible, Atom Eve, Bulletproof, Thula, Rex Splode, Battle Beast, Omni-Man, Robot, Monster Girl, and the newly revealed Allen.
Invincible VS is set for a full-scale release on April 30. As this month’s featured cover story, deeper insights into its development and exclusive hands-on impressions are currently available for subscribers. Recent coverage has also shed light on Dupli-Kate’s mechanics, the narrative-driven story mode, and the ambitious journey of translating the Invincible property into a competitive fighting game environment.


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