Square Enix had a big media showing yesterday during their E3 slot that was dedicated to the new Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy game that Eidos has been working on. This is a third-person narrative action-adventure game that "combines original storytelling with electrifying single-player gameplay."
Guardians of the Galaxy is looking to be released on October 26, 2021 for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, GeForce Now, and on PC.
Players will assume the role of Star-Lord and will have his "friends" by his side for the adventure. You will go from one crazy situation to another in a game that features "both original and well-known Marvel characters caught in a struggle for the fate of the universe."
From what was shown off, it looks a bit like Mass Effect but under the Guardians of the Galaxy umbrella.
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is created by the seasoned Eidos-Montréal team, working closely with Marvel Entertainment to provide an original and authentic experience inspired by over 50 years of Guardians of the Galaxy lore. Influenced by the comics, this unique spin on the Guardians of the Galaxy will take players on a riotous journey across the stars as Peter Quill and the Guardians unintentionally become the galaxy's first and last line of defense.
Master Star-Lord’s dynamic combat style to obliterate foes with his Element Blasters and call on the unique abilities of each Guardian to defeat a wild variety of interplanetary enemies. Also, as self-proclaimed leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy, players will engage in select player-choice driven dialogue and interactions between Quill and the Guardians that further strengthens the bonds within this dysfunctional family.
Finally, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy wouldn’t be complete without a killer soundtrack to rock out to while soaring through space in the Milano. The game is jam-packed with classic 1980s hits and kicking original tracks.
Master Star-Lord’s dynamic combat style to obliterate foes with his Element Blasters and call on the unique abilities of each Guardian to defeat a wild variety of interplanetary enemies. Also, as self-proclaimed leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy, players will engage in select player-choice driven dialogue and interactions between Quill and the Guardians that further strengthens the bonds within this dysfunctional family.
Finally, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy wouldn’t be complete without a killer soundtrack to rock out to while soaring through space in the Milano. The game is jam-packed with classic 1980s hits and kicking original tracks.
