Injustice 3 Leak Sparks Major Hype as NetherRealm’s Next Big Project Appears

A workplace slip, industry rumors, and studio patterns strongly suggest the return of the DC fighting franchise is closer than ever.

News by Sabi on  Apr 30, 2026

There has been a lot of talk about the newest game in the DC Fighting series made by NetherRealm Studios for a long time now. On the other hand, there are reports and what appears to be an internal leak that clearly suggest that work on Injustice 3 is already underway. 

Even though Warner Bros. Games hasn't officially announced the game, the idea has become popular thanks to industry chatter and a profile from an artist at the company. Fans had been waiting years for the series to come back after Injustice 2, especially since NetherRealm's most recent game, Mortal Kombat 1, was the last game in the series. 

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The timing has only led to more rumors that the company will return to DC superheroes rather than continue the Mortal Kombat timeline right away. Based on what was said, this change would also make strategic sense given the rumors about how well new Mortal Kombat material has been doing.

The debate heated up after an artist said to be working on multiple Warner Bros. projects added Injustice 3 and other unannounced games to their professional page. The information was quickly taken down, but it had already been widely shared online, which made it seem even more likely that the game is being made.

People in the industry say this kind of accidental reveal has happened before.

Leaks from developer profiles have shown off projects like BioShock years before they were officially announced. Even though these slips aren't proof, they often match up with later-confirmed projects.

The report also says the same artist is working on several well-known games, including Hogwarts Legacy 2, as well as at least two projects yet to be released. A leak that wasn't meant to stay hidden has sparked more rumors about Warner Bros. Games' future plans and the potential involvement of companies like Rocksteady and WB Montreal.

The most important thing to remember about this is not just that Injustice 3 was mentioned, but also how it fits into the general development timetable for Warner Bros. Games. Because NetherRealm is known for getting things done quickly, industry experts think the business might be preparing to show something off at one of the upcoming big gaming conferences.

The studio has usually alternated between Mortal Kombat and Injustice, so the idea that they will return to DC characters makes perfect sense. Warner Bros. Games has been reorganizing and shifting its goals, and as a result, the time appears ideal for a fresh wave of releases in the next several years.

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It is becoming increasingly common for many to believe that if Injustice 3 is shown off in the near future.

It may be released around the same time as past NetherRealm titles, possibly even within a year after the game's formal announcement. If Injustice 3 is in this lineup, it could mean that Warner Bros.'s DC-based games are back in full force, especially after a quieter time for the franchise. People are already guessing about possible surprise events.

Fans and industry professionals both say that big events like Summer Game Fest or Gamescom could be good places to make a statement. Some, though, warn that NetherRealm's Injustice games tend to take longer than its Mortal Kombat games to go from show to release. In the past, Injustice games have had longer marketing cycles, with periods of time of up to a year between reveal and release.

If that continues, the game may release in 2026 or later, even if it's only displayed then. NetherRealm Studios and Warner Bros. haven't announced anything, but insider sources, developer listings, and industry trends show that Injustice 3 is no longer just a fan wish; it's looking more like the next game.

Wasbir Sadat

Staff Writer, NoobFeed

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