Marvel’s superheroes have leapt off the comic pages and onto mobile screens in countless ways. So, if you’ve ever dreamed of taking Marvel’s heroes and villains with you on the go, you’re in luck because Marvel has released a ton of mobile games over the years. In this gallery, we'll be ranking them all to see which ones truly deliver that comic book magic and which ones miss the mark.
6. Marvel Puzzle Quest
Marvel Puzzle Quest combines the classic match-three formula with Marvel heroes in a way that still feels fresh. Linking character abilities to gem matches makes it a worthy successor to the original Puzzle Quest.
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5. Marvel: Contest of Champions
Marvel: Contest of Champions isn’t deep enough for serious fighting game fans, but it nails quick, accessible fun. If you’ve been waiting for a Marvel take on DC's Injustice: Gods Among Us, this is the one to play.
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4. Marvel: Future Fight
Marvel: Future Fight can be a grind, but it’s still the kind of game you’ll find yourself playing every day. It delivers simple, satisfying action that scratches the same itch as bigger hack-and-slash titles.
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3. Marvel: Strike Force
Marvel: Strike Force offers a huge roster of heroes and villains, each with unique abilities and plenty of Marvel lore. Its turn-based combat, varied game modes, and fair rewards system make it easy to enjoy without feeling pressured to spend money.
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2. Marvel: Mystic Mayhem
Marvel: Mystic Mayhem is a fun and visually appealing tactical RPG with great sound design. It builds on the usual auto-battle formula, adding smart tweaks that make the gameplay more engaging and enjoyable.
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1. Marvel Snap
Marvel Snap is easy to pick up but offers enough depth to keep players coming back. With quick matches and a low barrier to entry, it’s worth trying for almost anyone, even those who don’t usually play card games.
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Marvel’s superheroes have leapt off the comic pages and onto mobile screens in countless ways. So, if you’ve ever dreamed of taking Marvel’s heroes and villains with you on the go, you’re in luck because Marvel has released a ton of mobile games over the years. In this gallery, we'll be ranking them all to see which ones truly deliver that comic book magic and which ones miss the mark.
