The Games
What is worth playing — and which films go with it.
Insomniac's masterpiece: the best swinging since the 2004 tie-in, its own seriously told Peter Parker story — and proof that Marvel games can do AAA. Over 33 million copies sold (with sequels).
The compact standalone about Miles' first solo months — venom blasts, Harlem in the snow, and the best game translation of the Spider-Verse feeling.
Both Spider-Men playable, Venom as a heavyweight, symbiote arc — essentially the game version of Sony's movie dreams, only executed better.
Insomniac's next project: a mature Wolverine solo. Silent since the 2021 announcement — expectations are huge anyway.
The free-to-play hero shooter (6v6) with a huge roster from Doom to Jeff the Land Shark — currently THE Marvel game of the moment, with Doomsday synergies in the marketing.
Tactics-card hybrid from the XCOM makers with the supernatural corner: Ghost Rider, Blade, Scarlet Witch. Underrated — and thematically the best Mephisto/Darkhold deep-dive outside the series.
Eidos' story single-player: its own tone, great team banter, an 80s soundtrack — the hidden gem among Marvel games.
The live-service experiment with a strong Kamala campaign and a weak endgame — officially shut down in 2023. A cautionary tale that shaped the industry.
The card game from the creator of Hearthstone: three-minute matches, locations from all over the multiverse — perfect for your pocket.
The family classic: hundreds of characters, Stan Lee collection missions (!) and more Marvel deep cuts than some films. Three main entries plus an Avengers spin-off.
Couch co-op brawler along the Infinity Saga — simple, but with friends exactly right.
The rare tie-in that is better than its film: brutal, bloody, with honest berserker feeling. Cult.
The tie-in that invented open-world swinging — its physics system was the reference for two decades, until Insomniac took over.
High Moon's fourth-wall massacre with Nolan North — three years before the film it proved Deadpool works R-rated.
The legendary crossover fighting series ('MAHVEL BABY!') — a whole generation's first contact with the Marvel roster.
Amy Hennig's (Uncharted) story game: Captain America and Azzuri — the Black Panther of World War II — against Hydra. A cinematic heavyweight in the works.