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If you’d prefer to avoid spoilers, you’ll unlock all characters in Marvel Cosmic Invasion by playing through the campaign – and you’ll have them all before the very last mission.

Marvel games have been hit or miss lately. While the Avengers game didn’t quite succeed, Marvel Rivals has surprisingly delivered a fun and exciting hero shooter that stays true to the spirit of Marvel comics and characters.

Even though 2025 saw several disappointing game releases, not all of them were simply bad. One game, despite receiving positive reviews and being generally well-made, suffered from technical issues and a lack of support after launch, squandering its initial promise. These eight games represent the year’s biggest disappointments, whether due to lengthy waits that didn’t deliver, rocky launches that never recovered, or the inability to live up to popular previous installments. The games are listed below in alphabetical order.

Fans of Demon Slayer truly appreciate the incredible anime adaptation created by ufotable. It’s a remarkable series that will be remembered as one of the best. While season 4 has concluded, ufotable has announced that the story’s final arc will be released as a series of three movies.

Nikita Buyanov, the lead behind Escape from Tarkov, confirmed that TIGZ successfully entered Terminal and completed the game’s final mission.

Marvel Cosmic Invasion, created by Tribute Games in Montreal, is a classic superhero beat ’em up with retro 2D graphics. You can play as 15 different heroes, including Spider-Man, Captain America, She-Hulk, Venom, Wolverine, Storm, and Rocket Raccoon. What makes this game different is its “Cosmic Swap” system – you choose two heroes for each level and can switch between them instantly, opening up new combo possibilities.

It’s been our best year yet! Since starting three years ago, we’ve seen record numbers of visitors to our site, and we’ve also been creating more video and audio content.

Though Mayumi Tanaka is famous for voicing Luffy, she wasn’t the very first. Recently, after nearly 30 years, the original actor who played Luffy has made a comeback to the anime.