Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/marvel-future-revolution/id1453366542 MARVEL Future Revolution Netmarble Corporation ▣ Game Introduction ▣ Marvel's First Open-World Action RPG on Mobile ■▶ Choose from 10 unique playable Marvel Super H… Free Buy Now Watch Media Details▣ Game Introduction ▣ Marvel's First Open-World Action RPG on Mobile ■▶ Choose from 10 unique playable Marvel Super Heroes! From Scarlet Witch to Spider-Man to Iron Man! Be a Super Hero & Shape the Destiny of Primary Earth. ■▶ High Fidelity 3D AAA Graphics Never Before Seen In Mobile Gaming Full 3D, realistic graphic style created using Unreal Engine. Complete with cinematic cutscenes & fluid combat! ■▶ Marvel's First Open-World Action RPG on Mobile Explore a massive & immersive open world. Enjoy various interactions with other heroes across various MMO regions! Play alongside others in an original, fully realized Marvel universe! ■▶ An all-new Marvel universe based on original stories Embark on an epic campaign as a Marvel Super Hero. Enjoy captivating game-play experience with endless storylines and missions! Join Omega Flight's mission to save Primary Earth from the threat of the Convergence! ■▶ Play as your very own unique Super Hero with fully customizable costumes Endless high quality costumes that have never been seen in any Marvel IP game. Mix and match different costume parts inspired by decades of Marvel comics and films as well as exclusive original themes! Style your Super Hero with your very own unique costume combinations! ■▶ Cinematic Action & Fluid Combat Enjoy real time combat both on the ground and air like a true Super Hero! Stay up to speed on the latest news from MARVEL Future Revolution. ◈ Official Website: https://MARVELfuturerevolution.com ◈ Official Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MARVELFutureRevolution - Minimum specification: 2GB RAM (iPhone 6S or higher) -Recommended device: iPhone X or higher ※ This app offers in-app purchases. You can disable this feature on your device's settings. ※ By downloading this game, you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. - Terms of Service: https://help.netmarble.com/terms/terms_of_service_en - Privacy Policy: https://help.netmarble.com/terms/privacy_policy_en?lcLocale=en Information Seller:Netmarble Corporation Genre:Role Playing Release:Sep 30, 2021 Updated:Aug 17, 2022 Version:2.0.3 Size:1.6 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal JarvisJackrabbit Well-Known Member Mar 10, 2011 78 0 6 #2 JarvisJackrabbit, Aug 25, 2021 I’m just playing through the tutorial so far, but this thing is currently occupying a whopping 6.68 gigs. It’s definitely slick. Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #3 Asp, Aug 25, 2021 I can beat that, currently showing 6.92GB. Hardly surprising as It’s more HD movie than game so far, with a few taps during battle scenes. Fantastic work by what must be an army of artists and animators. I’ve little knowledge of the Marvel universe and not heard of most of the characters, but loving the sci-fi cityscapes and stirring orchestral soundtrack. There’s some freedom of movement, albeit limited. I picked a flying character, Dr Strange, as main, who provides a good view of the surroundings. Haven’t seen much gameplay yet - but likely just collecting and upgrading stuff. Will continue until it gets too grindy. Nonstickron Well-Known Member Sep 24, 2009 312 32 28 Graphic Artist / Pre-Press Central Florida http://www.rgdesignhouse.com #4 Nonstickron, Aug 26, 2021 I WANT to like it but I dunno, 'Open World' is kinda a stretch so far. Asp Well-Known Member Aug 3, 2017 769 196 43 #5 Asp, Aug 26, 2021 Definitely not Open World in the accepted sense but, reading the Future Revolution small print, it does say “MMO Regions”; and those regions are small. On the one hand it feels constricted, on the other there’s no trekking for miles to find people and items. Plus the regions have their own identity, like visiting separate towns. WJGaming Member Aug 5, 2021 6 5 3 Male #6 WJGaming, Aug 26, 2021 Played a couple hours now! Been pretty enjoyable, story quite good, even if the voice acting… isn’t the best, and also just doesn’t appear for the majority of conversation, or have there be any background noise in pre-rendered cutscenes. Just feels off. So far the gameplay has been fun (mainly been playing as Doctor Strange, but done the tutorial missions for my 4 characters: Doctor Strange, Spiderman, Iron Man, Captain Marvel) but I can see it get stale and/or pay-to-win, but probably not for the first few dozen hours when you hit a progress wall, when I feel I get there, I’ll either play Multiplayer or stop playing for ever, but if I get 20hrs or so of good free to play fun, I’ll be fine (will be annoying to miss out on story). I’ll keep you all posted with opinions every couple of play sessions or so. JasonLL likes this. Noah Well-Known Member Sep 30, 2008 553 3 18 Male Development Manager Atlanta, GA http://hello.wordpress.com #7 Noah, Aug 27, 2021 The thing that kills me about this game is the "auto" button where it basically starts playing itself. It's one thing to show the path to follow to find the next objective. Quite another to automatically go there, start the dialog, finish the dialog, go to the next location, pick up the object, and go back to the original location without me needing to touch my phone. JasonLL likes this. JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #8 JasonLL, Aug 27, 2021 Last edited: Aug 27, 2021 It’s a strange gameplay phenomena in mobile MMO’s that doesn’t resonate with me: to be able to essentially idle the game and build up your progress with minimal input but its a wildly popular gameplay mechanic that many mobile MMO players won’t play without. I can live with optional auto play as long as it’s not obstructive to the player wanting to play without. A good example of a game that really wants to play itself would be Lineage 2 on the AppStore. I found it more of a hassle to manually control Lineage than to just let it do its thing which in the end made me lose interest really quick. One of the big pluses in Marvel Future Revolution is the way they handle hands-on manual play. In most mobile MMO’s tapping on the quest window in the upper right corner will bring up the pathing arrows and automatically start making the character run towards the objective requiring the player to intervene to stop the auto play. In Future Revolution the devs finally separated those two actions. Tapping on the quest window will bring up the directional arrows on the ground pointing you towards the objective but doesn’t make the character auto-run towards the quest like in many other MMO’s made for mobile. No doubt it’s a small feature but a very welcome one. Asp likes this. JarvisJackrabbit Well-Known Member Mar 10, 2011 78 0 6 #9 JarvisJackrabbit, Sep 4, 2021 I’ve been playing with all eight characters, and there is some nice variety among those available so far. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
I’m just playing through the tutorial so far, but this thing is currently occupying a whopping 6.68 gigs. It’s definitely slick.
I can beat that, currently showing 6.92GB. Hardly surprising as It’s more HD movie than game so far, with a few taps during battle scenes. Fantastic work by what must be an army of artists and animators. I’ve little knowledge of the Marvel universe and not heard of most of the characters, but loving the sci-fi cityscapes and stirring orchestral soundtrack. There’s some freedom of movement, albeit limited. I picked a flying character, Dr Strange, as main, who provides a good view of the surroundings. Haven’t seen much gameplay yet - but likely just collecting and upgrading stuff. Will continue until it gets too grindy.
Definitely not Open World in the accepted sense but, reading the Future Revolution small print, it does say “MMO Regions”; and those regions are small. On the one hand it feels constricted, on the other there’s no trekking for miles to find people and items. Plus the regions have their own identity, like visiting separate towns.
Played a couple hours now! Been pretty enjoyable, story quite good, even if the voice acting… isn’t the best, and also just doesn’t appear for the majority of conversation, or have there be any background noise in pre-rendered cutscenes. Just feels off. So far the gameplay has been fun (mainly been playing as Doctor Strange, but done the tutorial missions for my 4 characters: Doctor Strange, Spiderman, Iron Man, Captain Marvel) but I can see it get stale and/or pay-to-win, but probably not for the first few dozen hours when you hit a progress wall, when I feel I get there, I’ll either play Multiplayer or stop playing for ever, but if I get 20hrs or so of good free to play fun, I’ll be fine (will be annoying to miss out on story). I’ll keep you all posted with opinions every couple of play sessions or so.
The thing that kills me about this game is the "auto" button where it basically starts playing itself. It's one thing to show the path to follow to find the next objective. Quite another to automatically go there, start the dialog, finish the dialog, go to the next location, pick up the object, and go back to the original location without me needing to touch my phone.
It’s a strange gameplay phenomena in mobile MMO’s that doesn’t resonate with me: to be able to essentially idle the game and build up your progress with minimal input but its a wildly popular gameplay mechanic that many mobile MMO players won’t play without. I can live with optional auto play as long as it’s not obstructive to the player wanting to play without. A good example of a game that really wants to play itself would be Lineage 2 on the AppStore. I found it more of a hassle to manually control Lineage than to just let it do its thing which in the end made me lose interest really quick. One of the big pluses in Marvel Future Revolution is the way they handle hands-on manual play. In most mobile MMO’s tapping on the quest window in the upper right corner will bring up the pathing arrows and automatically start making the character run towards the objective requiring the player to intervene to stop the auto play. In Future Revolution the devs finally separated those two actions. Tapping on the quest window will bring up the directional arrows on the ground pointing you towards the objective but doesn’t make the character auto-run towards the quest like in many other MMO’s made for mobile. No doubt it’s a small feature but a very welcome one.
I’ve been playing with all eight characters, and there is some nice variety among those available so far.
