Upcoming Marvel Games & current release dates

Although Insomniac’s Spider-Man 2 may not have clinched the Game of the Year award at this year’s The Game Awards, the future still looks bright for Marvel video games. Beyond 2023, there is a genuinely diverse slate of Marvel games set to come out from a range of studios.

1 Marvel’s Wolverine

Hack-and-slash style game coming in 2025

Insomniac Games

In September 2021, Insomniac announced Spider-Man 2, but they had one more trick up their sleeve. At the same time, they also announced that a Wolverine video game was being developed. Given the praise that has been heaped onto Insomniac’s Spider-Man games, it’s easy to see how anticipation has built for the possibility of a good, fun Wolverine hack-and-slash style game. Up to this point, the game seemed to aim for a 2025 release exclusively on the PlayStation 5.

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However, a massive amount of data regarding Insomniac’s next few projects was recently leaked following a data breach. The leak indicates that Wolverine might release more towards 2026. The leak also detailed some other potential future Insomniac-made Marvel games, from obvious projects such as Spider-Man 3 to surprises such as Venom and X-Men games.

2 Marvel’s Blade

Third-person game with no release date yet

Bethesda Softworks

This game was just announced at The Game Awards as the latest project by Arkane Lyon. Arkane Lyon released their last game, Deathloop, in 2021 to much critical praise. Prior to Deathloop, the studio gained attention throughout the 2010s with the Dishonored series. Given their impressive track record over the last ten years, it will be more than interesting to see what Arkane Lyon makes of a Blade video game.

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If nothing else, it will likely be a better foray into vampire-based games than Arkane Austin’s Redfall. Unlike Arkane Lyon’s last few releases, Blade is set to be a third-person game. No platforms have been announced for the game yet, but given Microsoft’s ownership of Bethesda Softworks, it’s safe to assume that Marvel’s Blade will be exclusive to Xbox and PC.

3 Marvel’s Iron Man

Single-player, action-adventure with no release date yet

Electronic Arts

Last September, EA revealed that Motive Studio was developing a single-player, action-adventure Iron Man game. This past January, Motive Studio’s Dead Space Remake was released to strong critical praise. A month after the release of Dead Space Remake, Marvel’s Iron Man entered full production. Motive Studio also developed Star Wars Squadron, and Olivier Proulx is attached to Marvel’s Iron Man as an Executive Producer. Proulx previously produced Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy at Eidos-Montréal.

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While that game’s release was bogged down by the lackluster release of Marvel’s Avengers the previous year, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy was a genuinely great game. Marvel’s Iron Man is set to be the first of several new games to come out of a collaboration between Marvel and EA.

4 Black Panther

Epic world with no release date yet

Electronic Arts

Another of the slated games to come out of the Marvel and EA collaboration is the Black Panther game. There’s no official title yet, but the brand-new studio, Cliffhanger Games, is developing the game. The game was officially announced back in July, and not a lot is known about the game. Kevin Stephens, the head of the newly-established Cliffhanger Games, said about the game that “our mission is to develop an epic world for players who love Black Panther and want to explore the world of Wakanda as much as we do.”

The team at Cliffhanger Games that will be working on this Black Panther game is said to be composed of industry veterans who have worked on the likes of Halo, Call of Duty, Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor, and God of War.

5 Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra

WW2 game coming in 2025

Skydance New Media

Our next Marvel game in the pipe is a World War 2 set game that revolves around a group of playable characters. Most notably, the game has Amy Hennig attached to the development with the fledgling studio Skydance New Media. Hennig is most well-known for her creative director and writer role in the first three Uncharted games.

Details are still scarce, but we know the game will be set during the Second World War and that players will be able to cycle between playing Steve Rogers’ Captain America, Gabriel Jones of the Howling Commandos, Wakandan spy Nanali, and Black Panther. However, given the setting, the Black Panther present in this game won’t be T’Challa but will instead be his grandfather, Azzuri.

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6 Marvel Rivals

Heroes will clash

Marvel Rivals

Unlike the other titles listed, Marvel Rivals is going to be a multi-player-focused game in the hero shooter genre, similar to Overwatch, exclusively on PC. What sets this game apart is the third-person perspective to let you see your heroes during gameplay.

Matches will feature teams of six going head to head in various game modes and maps, such as Escort and King of the Hill. There will be over a dozen heroes at launch, but more will be added over time.

Round-up

While the six games listed above have all been confirmed, there is still at least one more EA-published Marvel game that has yet to be announced. Additionally, the Insomniac hack shows that there will likely be another three Marvel games aside from its Wolverine game coming out over the next six years. No matter how you cut it, there is plenty to look forward to in the realm of Marvel games in the coming years.