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Marvel Heroes 2015 is celebrating its second anniversary with some new features and the game's 48th character, the masked monarch of Latveria, Doctor Doom. To celebrate, Shacknews is giving away five Doom keys.
As promised, Marvel Heroes 2015 is celebrating Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, offering a slew of goodies that includes a new playable hero in the form of the mechanical marvel, The Vision.
The folks at Gazillion have been enjoying Daredevil's new series on Netflix. So much so that they've added the vigilante's black costume and are slashing prices on his gear.
In the middle of a packed GDC week, Shacknews took some time out to speak to Gazillion CEO David Brevik and talk about all things Marvel Heroes 2015, including the game's evolution over the past two years, hero revamps, loot runs, raids, and tie-ins to both comic events and Marvel Cinematic Universe events like Age of Ultron.
Gazillion CEO (and former Blizzard North co-founder) David Brevik answers questions on Marvel Heroes 2015, playable villains, cosmic storylines, and answers Chatty questions.
Gazillion Entertainment has announced that next month, to ring in the one-year anniversary of Marvel Heroes, it will introduce a "Marvel Heroes 2015" update. It will include a new end-game raid, and that date will also see the launch of the Mac open beta.
Marvel Heroes has yet to introduce a large number of characters, so they're introducing new standalone One-Shot stories. The first one stars Wakandan ruler The Black Panther.
Marvel Heroes has outlined its season pass "Advance Packs" for 2014, which include a dozen characters and power-ups for $99. The Deluxe Edition includes more power-ups, along with early access to costumes, for $129.
Flame on! Saturday's Marvel Video Games Comic-Con panel revealed that The Human Torch would soon be coming to Marvel Heroes, with new heroes and costumes not far behind.
Marvel Heroes is a free-to-play MMO, faithful to its source material and filled with fan service, with some flaws that prevent it from feeling completely superheroic.
