Injustice 3 rumors reignite: Is NetherRealm working on the game?

The voice actors of Superman and Green Lantern would have mentioned Injustice 3, fueling speculation about its development.

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The return of the Injustice saga is one of the most repeated wishes among fighting game fans. Many years have passed since the last installment, and the requests to see a new chapter dedicated to DC superheroes have only increased. Now, new hints are putting the topic back on the table, pointing directly to Injustice 3.

Everything starts with recent statements that suggest the voice actors of Superman and Green Lantern may have let out clear hints about the game’s development. Although NetherRealm Studios has not confirmed anything officially, speculation has skyrocketed, and the community is already talking about an upcoming announcement.

Rumors surrounding Injustice 3

• According to several users on social media, Phil LaMarr (Green Lantern’s voice) and George Newbern (Superman’s voice) may have made explicit references to Injustice 3 in recent conversations. This has set off alarms among fans, who interpret these statements as a sign that NetherRealm is already working on the new installment.

This wouldn’t be the first time that voice actors have inadvertently revealed the existence of a project. Cases like the Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Remake have shown that these leaks can be reliable, although for now, the only confirmed thing is the fans’ enthusiasm. It’s still up to Warner Bros. and NetherRealm to make an official statement to clear up doubts.

For now, all we can do is wait and see if this new chapter in the franchise will materialize and, most importantly, if it will live up to the expectation it has generated.