Marvel Cosmic Invasion launches free demo for testing on Steam

Fans of Marvel can now try Marvel Cosmic Invasion, the new beat ‘em up developed by Tribute Games in partnership with Dotemu, thanks to the release of a free demo on Steam. However, the release of the test has a deadline and the main game still lacks an exact release day, creating a period of uncertainty for the project.

The main positive point of the announcement is the immediate accessibility to the project: the free test can be downloaded and played on Steam until October 20. The game promises to bring back the retro style of arcade classics, offering combat against hordes of intergalactic enemies.

The demo features two distinct stages: the streets of New York and the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, with support for local and online multiplayer. The game stands out for its list of heroes, with nine characters already available for testing, each with their own combat style:

• She-Hulk
• Rocket Raccoon
• Venom
• Phyla-Vell
• Spider-Man
• Storm
• Wolverine
• Nova
• Captain America
   

Dotemu has a recent history of hits with acclaimed games like Streets of Rage 4, which raises expectations around this new bet in the Marvel universe. The team has ensured that the game will be released in 2025.

Despite the demo and the complete list of heroes being positive information, Dotemu and Tribute Games have not provided a defined release date for Marvel Cosmic Invasion, only indicating that the team guarantees the arrival of the game in 2025. For a title with so much expectation and a limited demo window until October 20, the absence of a concrete total release date can compromise the initial sales momentum on Steam.

Steam Demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2753970/MARVEL_Cosmic_Invasion/

The new beat ‘em up Marvel Cosmic Invasion is available for free testing on Steam until October 20, highlighting the retro style of Tribute Games and Dotemu and presenting nine playable heroes. Although the team guarantees the release in 2025, the lack of a defined date for the full game keeps the project in a limbo of crucial information for the fan base.