Lego Marvel Super Heroes It will be released on Nintendo Switch this fall – on October 7, 2021, to be precise. This game is already available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Windows PC.
We received this announcement in a press release from Warner Bros. Games, DD Games, The Lego Group and Marvel Entertainment. Lego Marvel Super Heroes The whole Marvel universe revolves around a new story and promotes the classic sense of adventure and humor found in Lego video games. Players take on the roles of their favorite Marvel superheroes as they work together to stop a group of villains who set out to destroy the world. Whether you cross your path, cross obstacles, or go up into the sky: you can visit the iconic sites of the Marvel universe, such as Stark Tower, X-Mansion, Asteroid M, and Ascart.
You can unlock more than 100 playable characters from the Marvel Universe, including fan preferences Black widow, Loki, Spider man, Nick Fury, Iron man, Wolverine, Captain America, Hulk, Thor, Hockey, Deadpool And Galactus!
Lego Marvel Super Heroes The Nintendo Switch already includes the following two DLC packs:
- Lego Marvel Super Heroes Super pack: Stone-breaking action with more superheroes and villains, new vehicles and races. There are fan options like Dark Phoenix, Winter Soldier, Symbiot Spider-Man, Hockey, Balkan and Beta Ray Bill.
- Lego Marvel Super Heroes Askard-Pack: Confusion is caused by the revenge Malekit and villain Lego Figur courses. Ascort’s shield virgin Jane Foster and Chiff are also playable. The universe is guarded by Odin and three players: Wallstock, Hogan and Fondral.
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