Marvel Keeps It Moving With A New Mobile Game: Marvel Future Revolution

We love our open-world games here at BNP and last Sunday at PAX East, Marvel and Netmarble announced Marvel Future Revolution, a new open-world RPG coming to mobile devices. The game puts some of the biggest Marvel heroes in your hands, including Captain America, Doctor Strange, Captain Marvel, and Spider-Man, with the promise of alternate versions and many more heroes to come. Marvel Future Revolution Marvel Future Revolution comes off of the heels of Netmarble’s other successful Marvel game, Marvel Future Fight. From the trailer, you would be remiss not to notice the similarities to Marvel Heroes, Marvel’s fairly popular MMO from 2015. Details and a release date are scarce. However, Netmarble does give us a glimpse of what to look forward to. It seems like the game takes place in an amalgamated universe, similar to Marvel’s Secret Wars. That means players get to play with multiple versions of their favorite characters and mashed up locals like “Xandearth” and familiar places like Sakaar. The trailer already teases alternate versions like Spider-Punk, Hydra Cap, and others being playable.

Not much is known about the gameplay, how the customization works, or the number of characters you’ll be able to play. But there’s enough going on in the trailers for resident mobile game head Khadijah, as well as myself to give a few thoughts on this new mobile-only game. What We Think Chris: I’m going to be real with you. I haven’t been too excited about Square Enix’s new Avengers game. …

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