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Big Marvel Future Fight Update Headlined By A Trio Of Spider-Men
The mobile RPG Marvel Future Fight released this past April and tasked players with forming parties of superheroes to battle the biggest and baddest of the Marvel Universe. Three new web-slingers are swinging into the game via a new update. These webheads include: Miles Morales, Spider-Gwen, and Silk.
The substantial update also brings new character uniforms inspired by Marvel's "All New, All Different" comic line for Spider-Man, Sister Grimm, Captain Marvel, Black Bolt, Gamora, Captain America, and War Machine. Certain characters (like Hulk and Rocket Raccoon) have been revamped for improved performance. Ant-Man, and three other unnamed characters get new six-star skills as well.
Heroes now level up faster and Dimension Rifts (special event missions) can now be played at will. Daily and Bonus missions menus have been merged to help streamline the interface, and live chat is being implemented, allowing fans to chat it up during missions with other players.
You can play Marvel Future Fight for free by downloading it from the iOS app store and Google Play. For more Marvel-related news, check out our chat with writer Brian Michael Bendis.
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