Following the Invincible VS open beta last weekend, the numbers are starting to paint a clear picture of how players approached the game. According to QuarterUp, more than 2 million matches were played during the test.
Unsurprisingly, Invincible himself led the charge as the most-used character. However, that popularity didn’t always translate into wins, as over 1 million of those matches ended in losses for the hero. Some players clearly found their groove, though. One standout managed an impressive 368 matches using a tag team of Allen the Alien, Omni-Man, and Invincible.
Invincible can't even get a win in his own game.
Thank you for being part of the Open Beta!
See you on April 30th when Invincible VS comes to Xbox, PC, and PS5. pic.twitter.com/yV2fUgVliH
— Invincible VS (@InvincibleVS) April 14, 2026
Not all of the Invincible VS open beta feedback has been positive. Rage quitting became a noticeable issue during the final test, something content creator Brian_F highlighted after encountering multiple instances, including among top-ranked players.
QuarterUp has already acknowledged the problem and confirmed that players who leave matches early will lose LP as a penalty. However, Ranked mode currently allows players to back out before a match begins due to player ID visibility, which may be contributing to the issue.
A few updates on matchmaking 🧵
There is a bug where some players are being paired with a 'ghost' connection, this is indicated by a gray signal icon 🛜
Before accepting a match, confirm that the connection indicator is not gray. If it is, you can leave and rejoin the queue.… pic.twitter.com/b4j8oWMSET
— Invincible VS (@InvincibleVS) April 10, 2026
Invincible VS launches on April 30, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, giving players a chance to see how these early beta trends carry into the full release.
Want more on Invincible VS? Check out The Outerhaven’s full coverage for the latest updates, hands-on impressions, and everything leading up to launch.
