If you’re still champing at the bit after watching Avengers: Age of Ultron, the just released mobile RPG app Marvel Future Fight contains 36 of heroes and villains from the Marvel universe for your game playing pleasure.
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Released by Netmarble Games, the free to play title is available on the App Store and Google Play.
Heroes include members of The Avengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, Daredevil, and Spider-Man. Loki, Doctor Octopus, and Ultron are among the baddies vying, for what I’m assuming is world domination.
Though I haven’t played the game, it comes with a pretty solid pedigree. Marvel Future Fight was penned by Peter David, who’s best known for his acclaimed run on The Incredible Hulk.
With Marvel Future Fight, players can enter a PVP, three on three timeline battle which has players fighting heroes from separate dimensions. Under the Villain Siege Mode, gamers’ knowledge of the Marvel Universe will help them uncover the plots of various villains. There’s also a mode called Dimension Rift Missions, which is for players that are looking (according to the press release) for “the ultimate challenge.”
Under the team effects and cooperative attacks, players can join forces with other heroes and form a deadly, butt-kicking crew. For example, when gamers assemble Thor, Loki, or the assassin Angela, the celestial powers of Asgard make their battles much more winnable.
Based out of Seoul, Netmarble has released such games as Monster Taming, Seven Knights, and Raven. With the release of Marvel Future Fight, the company should should increase its influence in the Korean gaming world.
“Netmarble has always prided itself on being a trendsetter in the world of mobile games and always aims to provide our players with an unparalleled gaming experience,” said Youngsig Kwon, CEO of Netmarble Games. “We hope that with Marvel Future Fight, we can continue to provide them with the ideal gaming experience as well as keep them excited and surprised as we roll out meticulously planned updates and additions.”
I’ll download the game this weekend, give it a run through, and post my thoughts (and my own screenshots) of the game in the coming days. Until then, the trailer is below:
