Never one to rest on his laurels, Wonder is once again partnering with long-time collaborator NetEase for a video game based on its most magical heroes. NetEase has a long history with Marvel, producing games such as the popular Marvel Duel And Wonder Super WarBut while these are focused on broad slices of the fictional universe, his latest venture is centered on a more specific sector. With the current excitement surrounding Agatha all along, It’s clear that fans want to see more of Marvel’s supernatural side on full display.
Announced with a flash Youtube trailer, Marvel Mystic Mayhem is a tactical role-playing game that tasks players with putting together a team of magical heroes To fight back against the evil Nightmare.
While the footage shows some brief instances of combat, NetEase has yet to provide a full breakdown of what players can expect from the mobile game. What is perhaps the most interesting is that The Lord of Dreams is causing chaos in the real world by invading the minds of heroes and villainsSetting the stage for many potentially funny battles.
What can we expect from Mystic Mayhem?
Spells, sorcery and nightmares
Based on the teaser trailer for Mystic mayhemPlayers will be able to create teams with iconic heroes like Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Captain America and Scarlet Witch. There are also some deep-cut heroes in the mix such as Armor and Sleepwalker But the full extent of the cast is yet to be confirmed. It is also worth noting that Mystic mayhem is a free-to-play game; NetEase has not confirmed how it plans to monetize the experience, but it seems safe to assume that premium currency will be needed to purchase skins and cosmetics.
The sort of combat on offer is also still a mystery though Mystic mayhem Seems to play similarly to Disney MirrorverseA game that also involves taking on warped versions of familiar characters and battling against teams of enemies. There are already many Marvel games available for mobile devices, so fans will have to wait and see how Mystic mayhem Plans to withdraw from the competition. At the very least, his art direction is modern with some striking costumes and redesigns for familiar characters.
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There are already so many Marvel Mobile games
As someone who has tried many tactical RPGs on mobile, I’m not a huge fan of the genre and I doubt WonderHis latest attempt will change my mind. Mystic mayhem Looks great from an aesthetic perspective, but in terms of gameplay, it’s too early to tell if it makes any necessary changes to the genre. For me to be invested, the combat needs to be deeper than simply spamming basic moves before dropping a slightly more powerful finisher to defeat a faceless group of enemies.
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