Ongoing for Marvel's Avengerswill soon come to an end, and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice Leaguemust avoid following the game's example. Rocksteady's follow-up to the Batman: Arkham serieswill let players become the morally ambiguous of Task Force X, either alone or in co-op with up to three friends, as they explore Metropolis and attempt to kill the Justice League. Suicide Squad: KTJL seems to have many similarities to the ill-fated Marvel's Avengers, but Rocksteady's game doesn't need to follow Crystal Dynamics' failed superhero simulator. 5k354c

for Marvel’s Avengersis ending later this year, leaving fans wondering if they will still be able to play it once this comes to . After a troubled launch and nearly three years of patches and add-ons, developer Crystal Dynamics has confirmed that March’s Update 2.8 will be the long-troubled game’s last. Before that, Marvel’s Avengers struggled to build an audience with comic book gaming fans by offering a live-service model that would introduce new playable heroes and story missions over time.Unfortunately, this attempt at a live-service superhero title hasn’t had the warmest of welcomes, and Marvel’s Avengers will be delisted on September 30, 2023. This means that it will no longer be available to purchase on any online storefront - though Crystal Dynamics will reportedly make all the game’s cosmetic items free for everyone as compensation. However, one question many players who have already bought Marvel’s Avengers are asking is whether they will still be able to to the game after online officially ends.Related: Open-World Dune Game Repeats Marvel's Avengers' Mistakes

Roughly three years after its initial release, Marvel's Avengers will be delisted as part of developer Crystal Dynamics winding down the game's . The co-op brawler's life cycle will come to an end after the launch of Update 2.8, which will provide the live service game with its final batch of content. The months following Update 2.8 will likely be used by the developer to shift the game onto life and iron out any egregious bugs that may arise, but beyond September 2023, Marvel's Avengers will no longer be available for digital purchase.Upon its debut, Marvel's Avengers was maligned for relying on modern live service monetization efforts, promising new content to players for free, but providing a gameplay loop steeped in grind alongside a slew of purchasable cosmetics. Early complaints about the game lacking endgame content were eventually assuaged, with regular releases like Marvel's Avengers' War for Wakanda expansion giving players a reason to return every so often. Dedicated from Crystal Dynamics appears to have not been enough, however, with Marvel's Avengers getting sunset mere months after the developer was acquired by Embracer Group.Related: Marvel's Avengers Reportedly Ending Updates Next Year

The first movie in MCU Phase 5, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania releases in theaters on February 17, 2023, and will serve as the onscreen debut of the classic Marvel Comics villain known as MODOK. Billed as one of the biggest movies since Avengers: Endgame, Ant-Man 3 will be introducing two new important antagonists into the MCU - MODOK and Kang the Conqueror. While it's no secret that Kang is the overarching villain of MCU Phase 5 and beyond, those unfamiliar with deep Marvel lore may be curious - just who is MODOK?

Crystal Dynamics could be planning to end onMarvel's Avengers next year, according to a new report. The developer had previously confirmed that it would provide 3 to 5 years of post-launch for the 2020 title, so it would have just barely met that goal if Crystal Dynamics sunsets the live-service game in 2023.

While God of War Ragnarok mostly improves upon its already impressive predecessor, the game's worst feature makes it resemble the infamous Marvel's Avengers more than a God of War sequel. Santa Monica Studios' mythological epic takes Kratos and Atreus across the Nine Realms to defy their destinies and face the villainous god Odin. As a follow-up to 2018's God of War, Ragnarok adds a plethora of new combat abilities and RPG mechanics to create an even deeper journey. Unfortunately, one of the game's most important features was mishandled much like it was in Marvel's Avengers.

Several interesting details about the Marvel’s AvengersWinter Soldier DLC have just been confirmed, including its release date and the actor who will be playing Captain America's longtime ally. Bucky Barnes was rumored to be Marvel’s Avengers’ next playable character for quite some time, and it was confirmed that the cybernetic super spy was headed to Crystal Dynamics’ team-based superhero action title back in August.Now fans have a release date for the next big Marvel’s Avengers update, which will add the Winter Soldier as Marvel's Avengers' next hero alongside a new Omega-Level Threat mission set in the Cloning Lab. The official Marvel's AvengersTwitter confirmed these details in its latest post, revealing that the Winter Soldier expansion will release on November 29. More information was shared on Square Enix's official website, such as Winter Soldier’s playstyle, which seems to borrow from Captain America and Black Widow's movesets.Related: Marvel's Avengers' Next Playable Hero Is Winter Soldier, Says Leaker

Marvel’s Avengersis giving away free character skins inspired by the MCU, including Iron Man’s suitcase armor from Iron Man 2. Developer Crystal Dynamics has been releasing a steady stream of new content for Marvel’s Avengers, such as new playable characters and alternate outfits. These unlockable Marvel’s Avengers skins are typically available to purchase through the in-game shop, and take inspiration from many of the different looks Earth’s Mightiest Heroes have taken in the comics and films.

A brand-new Marvel's AvengersVillain Sector, titled No Rest for the Wicked, will be added to be the game next week. Crystal Dynamics' multiplayer Marvel game sees players assemble in teams to take on various missions and face a collection of supervillains. Last month Marvel's Avengers announced Winter Soldier as the game's next new hero, but Monica Rappaccini will arrive first in a new boss fight mission.Marvel's Avengers has been criticized since launch for its repetitive content, with players clamoring for more varied endgame missions to complete. Despite starring Earth's Mightiest Heroes the game gives players few supervillains to fight, with Abomination and Taskmaster being the only Villain Sector bosses other than generic robots. Crystal Dynamics is taking steps to solve this problem, however, with June 2021's Cosmic Cube event adding a new boss fight to Marvel's Avengers. This fight sees players go up against Monica Rappaccini, the Scientist Supreme, while she wields the power of the otherworldly Tesseract. A new Marvel's Avengers MODOK boss fight will also release alongside Winter Soldier, but first a rematch with Monica is set to release next week.Related: Marvel's Avengers Cosmic Cube Event Introduces Powerful New EnemiesA Marvel's Avengersblog post recently confirmed that another Monica Rappaccini Villain Sector, titled No Rest for the Wicked, will go live on September 20. This Elite Villain Sector, taking place in the Utah Badlands region, will apparently see players face off against Monica as she pilots her powerful Exo suit. The new villain-focused adventure will see Monica attempt to revive MODOK, with the Avengers fighting to stop her. Alongside No Rest for the Wicked, the Marvel's Avengers 2.6 update is also expected to contain some important buffs for the game's roster of superheroes.

New Marvel's Avengersskins for Mighty Thor and Kate Bishop have been revealed by developer Crystal Dynamics. The multiplayer Marvel title lets players take control of Earth's Mightiest Heroes for cooperative gameplay with up to three other players. Crystal Dynamics is constantly adding new cosmetics to the game, like the recently-added Captain America: The Winter Soldier MCU skin, and now two of the title's superheroines will expand their wardrobes too. While the game has been praised for its cosmetics, which draw inspiration from Marvel Comics history and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel's Avengers has otherwise struggled to establish a firm fanbase. The superhero slugfest has been criticized for its aggressive microtransactions and lack of content, despite Crystal Dynamics' efforts to address these concerns through free updates. The most recent piece of new Marvel's Avengers content added Jane Foster, the hammer-swinging hero known as the Mighty Thor, as a brand-new playable hero. Fans were also critical of this new Asgardian adventurer, however, calling Jane Foster a mere echo clone of Thor due to their nearly identical movesets. Related: Marvel's Avengers Gives Mighty Thor Her Love & Thunder MCU SkinThe Marvel's AvengersTwitter recently announced two new outfits coming to the game on September 1. The first new cosmetic is Mighty Thor's Thordis Outfit, which serves as a throwback to a retro Marvel Comics story. The design is pulled directly from the 10th issue of What If...?, published in 1978, which sees Jane Foster wield Mjolnir to defend Earth from the rocklike Kronan race. Another Marvel's AvengersTwitter post reveals Kate Bishop's Stark Tech Outfit, a futuristic armored design which matches the Stark Tech set available for the game's first six heroes. Mighty Thor's Thordis outfit will be available in the Marketplace, while Kate's Stark Tech suit will be a new Specialty item in Shipments.