Marvel Strike Force Walkthrough Gameplay Recruiting Crossbones iOS
1Marvel Strike Force Walkthrough Gameplay Recruiting Crossbones iOS
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Marvel Strike Force is a turn-based role-playing mobile game by FoxNext (later acquired by Scopely) for Android and iOS platforms.[3][4][5][6] The game was launched worldwide on March 28, 2018, and is primarily set in the Marvel Universe.
Developer(s)
FoxNext (2018-2020)
Scopely (2020-present)[1]
Publisher(s)
FoxNext (2018-2020)
Scopely (2020-present)
Engine
Unity[2]
Platform(s)
iOS, Android
Release
March 28, 2018
Genre(s)
Role-playing
Mode(s)
Single-player, multiplayer
The Earth has fallen under siege by sinister forces led by Ultimus. Agents of S.T.R.I.K.E. (Special Tactical Reserve for Interdimensional Key Events) have been called to assemble squads of heroes and villains to combat Ultimus's legions, that includes mind-controlled versions of the heroes and villains, before Earth falls under Ultimus' control.[5][7][8]
In addition to this campaign, special sub-plot events are also released, loosely based on recent Marvel films that have been released, starting with Avengers: Infinity War.
Marvel Strike Force allows players to collect Marvel Universe characters from both the heroes and villains and generic characters from large organizations such as S.H.I.E.L.D., The Hand and Hydra, and use them to fight in turn-based battles. There are multiple ways to collect characters: some are given to players immediately, whereas others are gained via gameplay or as in-game rewards in the form of shards that are earned by players to unlock and or promote their characters. Shards can either be earned from winning battles or bought from a shop. Players level up their user level by gaining experience by completing daily quests or completing battles.
Battles are divided up into rounds, with the character with the highest speed attribute going first. Each team consists of up to five characters (though some AI teams in raids can have far more characters than that) who battle until defeated or reinforcements enter. Battles are turn-based, based on the speed attribute, where the combatants apply healing and various buffs to their own team and damage and debuffs to the opponent all the while trying to deal the most overall damage and having the last character alive.
Players may join alliances that form the main group inside of the game, which can include up to 24 players and be private or open. Alliances allow players to play in raids and wars and to access alliance milestones. These alliances can be created by any player or created by the game. All players must be in an alliance, so if a player leaves or is kicked from an alliance, the game will assign a new one.
The main game modes are Campaigns, Arena, Blitz, Raids, Real Time Arena, Challenges and Alliance War. All but one mode, Real Time Arena, has its own currency that can be spent on character shards or items. All modes are played versus a computer-controlled AI, except Real Time Arena where you play against other players, this is including the Arena, Blitz and Alliance War battles where the AI controls a player-created team.
Campaigns are story modes with pre-match dialogues. They are divided into Worlds and these Worlds are divided into Stages. Each Stage features playable squads composed of characters selected by the players (up to 5), characters assigned by the story mode, or a combination of both. The AI sets the opponents for each Stage, generally in three ways:
The usual way: kill all enemies in the opposing side to win.
Specific way: kill specific enemies to win the match or prevent the deployment of machinery.
Operator way: player's operator(s) must survive to accomplish a goal, such as deploying machinery.
All the player's selected characters must survive in order to earn all three stars available for the Stage, which will enable Auto-Win for that Stage, which allows the player to earn resources for that Stage without going through a full battle. Enemy squad members will generally have glowing red eyes, indicating their control by Ultimus.
Arena pits player-created squads against other player-created squads in 5-on-5 battles while competing for daily prizes based on ranking at the end of the daily reset time.
Blitz works the same way as the Arena but the opposing squads are generally of lower levels, giving a higher handicap advantage to the player. Unlike the Arena, which sets a time gap before another match can take place, Blitz allows immediate subsequent matches (though if the same characters are used, Blitz energy units are consumed, 5 per character).
Raids are a series of maps that a player-ran alliance of up to 24 people must work together to defeat all of the nodes.