Marvel Heroes is the massively multiplayer online game where you get to play as your favorite Marvel Comics super-heroes! Stop criminals in their tracks with Spider-Man's web shooters. Sling Captain America's famous shield into a horde of HYDRA goons. Unleash the lightning of Storm against the anti-mutant Purifiers. Or play fan favorites like Cable, Deadpool, Ms. Marvel, or dozens of others.
In this free-to-play game, you get to experience a world-spanning storyline written by Brian Michael Bendis featuring iconic locations and classic scenes drawn from the history of Marvel Comics.
Think of these Founders packages as your own little digital super power. Sure, you can play Marvel Heroes all you want for free, but laying down a little cash for one of these Founders Program Packs will give buyers some in-game goodies they'd typically have to earn over time. Oh, and you'll also get early access, if you're into that sort of thing. Read More »
The team behind superhero ARPG/MMO Marvel Heroes describes its story as a deep, authentic Marvel universe travelogue that would take 75 issues to cover via comics. We'll see if it will actually deliver a tale of that size and scope, but for now, color this comics fanboy and ARPG enthusiast excited. That's a lively green with a bright yellow outline. Read More »
Diablo co-creator David Brevik at the helm, an isometric action RPG, a full roster of heroes from the Marvel universe, and a story by comic scribe Brian Michael Bendis. As a gamer and comic nerd, Marvel Heroes is checking all my boxes. The question now is, how does it play? A select few will get to find out soon, because Marvel Heroes is now accepting applicants for its closed beta. Read More »
Lace up your boots, stretch out those tights, and iron the capes: Marvel Heroes will be entering closed beta in a couple of weeks. The free-to-play action MMORPG from David Brevik, the man who helped bring us Diablo and Diablo 2, lets you run around as your favorite Marvel superhero, fight evildoers, and collect tons of loot. And at the end of the day, isn't that all we really want out of our superhero games? Read More »
Evidently there is a sizable contingent of gamers who are put off by Gazillion's MMOARPG, Marvel Heroes, because they won't be able to create their own spandex-clad characters. Hold on, the phone is ringing, I'll get back to this in a second. Hello? Oh, hey DC Universe Online. 'Sup. What's that? You're feeling down in the dumps? A bunch of gamers are put off by you because they can't play as their favorite superheroes and instead have to create their own? Huh. I think I know someone you should talk to. Read More »
Also known as: Marvel Universe: Marvel Heroes