Injustice 2 Infinite Transforms (DLC)

I have mixed feelings about recommending this, and I think that honesty matters here. Injustice 2 has one of the better gear systems in any fighting game - you collect pieces across five slots (head, torso, legs, arms, accessory) for every character on the roster, each with stat boosts across Strength, Ability, Defense, and Health, and gear also drops with rarity tiers from common up to epic. The problem NetherRealm baked in from launch is that the visual side of that system sits behind a premium currency wall. Source Crystals are real-money tokens, and each Transform operation - which lets you take the look of one gear piece and apply it to a statistically superior piece - costs a chunk of them every single time you want to do it. That friction is deliberate, and it annoyed a loud portion of the community at release. What this DLC does is straightforward: it removes the Source Crystal cost for gear transforms entirely, making the operation free and repeatable. If you're the kind of player who cares deeply about how Batman's cowl or Supergirl's armor looks while still running optimal stats, that's a real quality-of-life unlock. The gear system is deep enough that grinding for the right drop in Multiverse mode, opening Mother Boxes, and chasing epic-tier pieces can occupy dozens of hours. Being able to freely mix and match visuals on top of that grind without stopping to count currency actually does change how the customization loop feels. The honest caveat is context. This is a cosmetic convenience DLC for a game that is several years old now. Injustice 2's multiplayer population is thinner than it was at peak, so the audience most likely to squeeze value out of unlimited transforms is the single-player or local-PvP crowd working through Multiverse towers, the story campaign, or grinding characters toward level 20. For those players, having zero transform friction is genuinely satisfying. For anyone who plays a few matches and moves on, it barely registers. Also worth being direct about: the Legendary Edition of the game does not include this DLC, so if you own that version and want free transforms, this is still a separate purchase. It is also worth knowing that Source Crystals themselves can be earned through gameplay milestones - equipping full rare or epic gear sets gives you small crystal payouts - so a patient player can fund occasional transforms without this pack. This DLC is for impatient, aesthetics-focused players who do not want to think about currency at all. If Injustice 2's gear grind is your primary reason for playing, and you've already sunk real time into building rosters across the DC fighter lineup, the friction removal here has clear value. For anyone still deciding whether to get into the game at all, prioritize the base game experience first and revisit this only if the transform cost genuinely irritates you in practice. Alex, Scout Team