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The Free-To-Play Online Marvel MMO Has A Trailer
We've been aware that Marvel Heroes is in development, but this is the first time we have actual footage of the game in action.
It looks a little bit like the Marvel Ultimate Alliance games, which I think will make people happy. The game will feature notable characters like Iron Man and Spider-Man, as seen in the trailer, but the developer Gazillion Entertainment is also promising obscure characters like Squirrel Girl.
The president of Gazillion Entertainment is David Brevik, who is best known for co-founding Blizzard North, which made a little game called Diablo. Brevik said, “I’ve been a big Marvel fan for all of my life. Marvel Heroes represents the combination of Marvel IP with all of the knowledge and experience I gained creating Diablo. It is a dream come true."
No word on when you can start playing, but you can find out more about the story, and the game in general by clicking here.
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