Marvel heroes need their own game

Marvel has taken the cinema by storm with a slew of their superhero appearances, but what about gamers, how are they not being treated well when it comes to the Marvelverse? So far we have Wolverine, Spider-Man, Avengers, Midnight Suns, and Miles Morales; but What about the other heroes that haven’t appeared in the MCU yet or have fallen because of poor storytelling.

Well, we’ve got you covered, here are our top five picks for the games Marvel should invest in next.

Daredevil

Probably the most asked character after the character, and the one who once failed in cinema and was once sadly canceled on television, so maybe now Matt Murdock should have a chance to Be comforted. Imagine a game where you can switch from third person and first person perspective, using his sense of Positioning, his acrobatic skills and of course the billy club designed his special design.

The game itself can follow different missions that the player can meet fellow Defenders like Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Punisher, and brought some street level skirmishes.

Quests will power you up with skills and specialized weapons for Daredevil, all before taking on major foes like the Kingpin, Typhoid Mary, and of course the ninja order known as the Hand.

the eternal

Although it is not the best received movie of the MCU, it might have a chance to be a great game for all consoles. The game itself can focus on a certain Eternal or give the player the choice to control them all at specific times as they move. for 7000 years they have been on earth.

As we learned from the movie, there are a lot of years that Eternals has lived through, which means the game can choose any of these eras to set up Eternals. find your way to earth. Their mission will give them a boost while traveling through time to help advance civilizations. If done right, it can become a series with each game focusing on a different time period.

Iron Fist

Unlike the failed show, Iron First can take full advantage of Danny Rand’s powers and the title is ‘Living Weapons’, making for an incredible origin story, and since most current games are based around the use of weapons, the add a serious martial arts RPG game that might be a hit.

Plus, a game can add all the mystical elements that TV shows can’t, like when Rand defeats Shou-Lao, K’Un-Lun’s mythical dragon, and source source of Iron Fist power, by punching his molten heart. Any subsequent games could interfere with Matt Murdock’s character and could allow Shang-Chi to appear in future games and potentially fight the two.

X MEN

Now listen to me, think Hogwarts Legacy but for the X-Men, you can create your own character and go to Xavier’s School for Gifted Students. Level up your skills as you progress through the classes and learn more about the power you’ve chosen.

In the game, you can overcome all the small challenges to become the X-Men before joining the team and facing a big boss, like Apocalypse or even Dark Phoenix.

Mystique

Imagine a game in the style of Hitman but at the center we have our favorite green-skinned mutant, Mystique, using the ability to transform and take down selected enemies, like Iron First, the game can also use elements of martial arts and hand-to-hand combat. Mystique could also serve as an extension of the X-Men game and feature a mix of scenes and characters.

Regardless Marvel has a list of upcoming games, including the highly anticipated ones Werewolves by Sony Interactive Entertainment, Square Enix’s Guardians of the Galaxyand character add-ons for The Avengers by Square Enix.