The title of Marvel and Netmarble is coming soon to iOS and Android mobile devices. We know new details of heroes and villains.
Marvel Entertainment has revealed new details for Marvel Future Revolution for iOS and Android mobile devices, the ambitious open-world RPG we met earlier this year. This time the video focuses on presenting the already anticipated multiverse, where Marvel superheroes from different universes will be cited in a single title in which there will be no shortage of prominent names.
Marvel's first open world on mobile devices
Confirming the multiverse implies not opening the doors to see dozens of superheroes, but also an equivalent number of villains. The game is developed by Netmarble, one of the most prestigious studios in the video game sector for smartphones in South Korea; They have now confirmed that the game is intended as an open world, the first in Marvel's history for mobile devices.
Marvel Future Revolution
"The challenge has been to recreate all those settings with a high level of fidelity," says the study in relation to the recreation of a huge open world. As far as we know, the ambitious title will feature characters from Earth 616 and Earth-138 such as Spider-Man, Captain Marvel, Spider-Punk (Hobart Brown), Captain America, and Dr. Strange, among many others. The game is still without a release date, but the studio is working to get the title ready as soon as possible.
The other great Marvel video game for this year is the Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics title, Marvel’s Avengers, which after its initial attempt to see the light in May, has finally been postponed to September.
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