Marvel's Avengers: beta details and dates released

Over the course of the new War Table of Marvel's Avengers, the action-adventure video game developed by Crystal Dynamics and published by Square Enix, the development team showed some interesting details about the many content that will be available in the beta, including some singleplayer missions and a series of playable missions with an AI-managed or cooperative team of Avengers for up to four players. The beta of Marvel's Avengers will offer players an extensive gaming experience ahead of its worldwide release, scheduled for next year September 4th su 4 PlayStation, Xbox One, PC and Google Stadia and later on next generation consoles PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.

In one of the available missions, players will have the opportunity to take on the role of the young superheroine Kamala Khan, teaming up with the Hulk to infiltrate a base of theAIM (Advanced Idea Mechanics) in the middle of a forest in the American Pacific Northwest, on the trail of the last known position of JARVIS. Later, the Quinjet will take them to a frigid war zone on the Russian tundra to discover some secrets of the SHIELD hidden in an underground bunker. The Marvel's Avengers beta program will start on August 7th exclusively for PlayStation 4 players who have pre-ordered the game, who will have the opportunity to try it in preview until August 9th. For those who pre-ordered Marvel's Avengers for Xbox One and PC, the beta will start on August 14 and end on August 16. The Open Beta phase, on the other hand, will start on August 14 on PlayStation 4 and on August 21 on Xbox One and PC, and will then end on August 23 on all platforms.

We remind you that the title will be available from next September 4, 2020 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Stadia and PC, to then arrive later also on PlayStation5 and Xbox Series X at the launch of the consoles, scheduled for the end of 2020. The players who own the game for the current generation of consoles they will be able to switch to the improved version at no additional cost, both in the case of switching from PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5, and from Xbox One to Xbox Series X. So we just have to wait for more information on the title and its future updates.