10 games that prove the boom of Marvel superhero games (Part 2)

The boom era of Marvel superhero games is underway.

10 games that prove the boom of Marvel superhero games (Part 1)

True to its name, Marvel’s Wolverine will be inspired by Marvel’s famous superhero Logan. Logan is one of the most famous and beloved members of the X-Men franchise, being a full member of the team since 1975.

Born James Howlett, the Canadian mutant is considered one of the most dangerous characters in Marvel Comics, often crossing the line between hero and anti-hero. He has been featured in comic books, cartoons and most famously in movies, where he was played by Hugh Jackman for about 17 years.

Released: October 2021

Marvel’s Guardians of The Galaxy is Square Enix’s latest superhero game project. The game is a non-linear game, so the player can freely choose the decisions that lead the game in many different directions.

True to its name, Guardians of The Galaxy tells the story of the Guardians of the Galaxy, similar to what you see in the movie version. At the beginning of the game, players will play as Peter Quill (also known as Starlord). The game is set 1 year after the team is fully assembled.

Marvel Heroes is developed by Gazillion company under the copyright received from Marvel company to build a vivid superhero world. The game creates a multi-variable side-scrolling mechanism, with many random missions with the most attractive point being the superhero collection system. In the game, through doing quests or buying with cash, players play the role of Thor, Captain America, Daredevil … with dozens of superheroes with special skills to fight against bad guys, protect the Earth. .

Recently, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 has just released the first trailer with a lot of interesting information. The trailer shows our two spiders, both Peter Parker and Miles Morales, fighting to protect the streets of New York City. A mysterious voice came out, talking about finding a challenger. This voice is not identified in the trailer, but speculation suggests it could be the popular Spider-Man villain Kraven the Hunter.

The trailer ends with Venom (played by Tony Todd) accepting the mysterious voice’s challenge. The symbiote that turned Eddie Brock into Venom in the comics was revealed at the end of the first Marvel’s Spider-Man game. The appearance of Venom in the trailer is small, but it is enough for the worldwide gaming community and “Spider” fans to be extremely excited.

Similar to Marvel’s Iron-Man, Avengers: Damage Control is a VR virtual reality game project. In it, players will transform into superheroes under armor made with Wakandan’s advanced technology. Flying, high-speed combat, attractive, dramatic are the things that Avengers: Damage Control will bring to the player’s experience.

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