Shown during the Summer Games Fest Showcase, the cinematic
trailer revealed a new hero that will be an unlockable character for your team
roster: Spider-Man. Even better, he'll be voiced by Yuri Lowenthal (although
he's not playing the same Spider-Man as he does in the PlayStation games, this
is not a crossover or set in the same slice of the Marvel multiverse.) We were
also provided Midnight Suns’ release date: October 7, 2022
That release date covers the PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox
One, and PC versions. Midnight Suns will also release on Nintendo Switch, but
at a later date.
The trailer for developer Firaxis’ tactical RPG based on
Marvel’s darker storylines also showed off main villain Lilith, the Mother of
Demons, who was accompanied by corrupted versions of Venom, Sabertooth, Scarlet
Witch, and the Hulk.
Playing as a new, original superhero known as The Hunter, it
will be your job to assemble a group of heroes to take down Lilith and her
Hydra allies. Doctor Strange, Iron Man, and Blade will be some of the numerous
Marvel heroes available for your team roster.
“We know fans have been eager to see what’s coming next for
Marvel’s Midnight Suns,” said Jake Solomon, Creative Director at Firaxis Games.
“We’re honored by the opportunity to introduce so many new heroes and villains to Marvel fans and can’t wait for tactics players to discover the joys of fighting like a Super Hero in Marvel’s Midnight Suns!”
Midnight Suns is now available to pre-order in four
different variations. The Standard Edition, retailing for $59.99, is just the
base game, but only on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. For the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S
versions, which have new console optimisations and five premium cosmetic skins,
you’ll need to get the ‘Enhanced Edition’, which costs an extra ten bucks at
$69.99. Pay $79.99 and you can get the Digital+ Edition on all formats, and it
includes 11 premium cosmetics.
Finally, the $99.99 Legendary Editions have 23 cosmetic
skins and the Marvel’s Midnight Suns Season Pass. No details have yet been
revealed about what the season pass will provide.
Marvel's Midnight Suns was first announced last year at
Gamescom Opening Night Live after being leaked prior to the show. It's a
tactical game similar to XCOM, but with a card battler system that ties
character abilities to cards in a deck, similar to Slay the Spire. Fortunately,
it doesn't involve loot boxes.
Though previously slated for this past March, Midnight Suns
was delayed into the second half of 2022, which publisher Take-Two attributed
to the increasing difficulty of making games as technology has improved.
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