There are only a few days left until the release of Marvel’s Midnight Suns. In order to shorten the waiting time until then, there is a proper launch trailer from 2K Games and Firaxis.
Although this does not provide any insight into the gameplay of the strategy game, it does provide an overview of the story. After all, it wasn’t easy for the superheroes in these adventures at first, as Satan attacks Lilith and directly occupies Sanctum Sanctorum – especially for Dr. Strange bitter setback.
Marvel’s Midnight Suns: A little dash of Metallica
Because of the defeat of the superheroes, Earth is now threatened with an abrupt end: hordes of the Underworld are spreading and are in no way friendly to the inhabitants. This is where you come in as a hunter or hunter: as a new superhero made just for the game, you gather a colorful group around you to stop Lilith after all.
During the game, you can hire some superheroes, including well-known names like Wolverine, Iron Man, Scarlet Witch or Blade, who will actively support you in battle. The trailer already features some of these heroes while Metallica’s For Whom The Bell Tolls plays in the background:
If you’re now in the mood for a superhero strategy bash, you won’t have to wait long. Marvel’s Midnight Suns will be released on December 2nd for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X | S and brings Up to 80 hours of fun on the scales. If you don’t have enough, you can Take more Super Heroes under your wing in 2023 with the Season Pass.
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