Here’s Marvel’s Own “Injustice” Style Fighting Game For Smartphones And Tablets

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While DC has Injustice: Gods Among Us on PC and consoles, Marvel’s own comic book fighting game is being released on smartphones and tablets. Titled Marvel Contest of Champions, the game is being developed by Kabam, a company that specializes in free-to-play games.

 

Free-to-play games tend to be frowned upon by a certain crowd, but Marvel games have a pretty good track record, judging by Spider-Man Unlimited and Marvel Puzzle Quest. Both of those games have depth below the surface, and hopefully Contest of Champions will, too.

 

Marvel Contest of Champions is scheduled for release sometime this December.


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