Black Panther heading to Marvel’s Avengers in August
Square Enix and developer Crystal Dynamics’ troubled superhero action romp Marvel’s Avengers expands next month with the long-awaited arrival of new playable hero Black Panther, coming to PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and Stadia on 16th August.
Black Panther is the third new playable hero to be added to the game since its launch last year, and follows the arrival of two distinct Hawkeye incarnations in the form of Kate Bishop and Clint Barton. Just like his predecessors, Black Panther is a free addition to Marvel’s Avengers and will be accompanied by his own story campaign.
War for Wakanda, as the campaign is known, focusses on current Black Panther and ruler of Wakanda, King T’Challa. “Blindsided by a betrayal and the resulting tragedy,” teases Square Enix, “T’Challa finds it difficult to entrust his duty to anyone else, even his sister Shuri… When arch-villain Klaw’s forces threaten Wakanda’s safety, T’Challa must take the fight right to them to defend everything and everyone he holds dear.”
Square Enix and developer Crystal Dynamics’ troubled superhero action romp Marvel’s Avengers expands next month with the long-awaited arrival of new playable hero Black Panther, coming to PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and Stadia on 16th August.
Black Panther is the third new playable hero to be added to the game since its launch last year, and follows the arrival of two distinct Hawkeye incarnations in the form of Kate Bishop and Clint Barton. Just like his predecessors, Black Panther is a free addition to Marvel’s Avengers and will be accompanied by his own story campaign.
War for Wakanda, as the campaign is known, focusses on current Black Panther and ruler of Wakanda, King T’Challa. “Blindsided by a betrayal and the resulting tragedy,” teases Square Enix, “T’Challa finds it difficult to entrust his duty to anyone else, even his sister Shuri… When arch-villain Klaw’s forces threaten Wakanda’s safety, T’Challa must take the fight right to them to defend everything and everyone he holds dear.”
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