Marvel's Avengers Dev Denies The Existence Of A Long-Term Roadmap
A Marvel's Avengers developer has denied the existence of a long-term roadmap for the title. The comments followed Crystal Dynamics' recent announcement that Jane Foster's Mighty Thor would be the next playable character to be added to the game.
Marvel's Avengers has had a somewhat turbulent release, with bugs and controversies surrounding its live-service features plaguing it since it launched. Despite this, the developers have continued to support Marvel's Avengers for nearly two years since its release, offering new playable characters and missions surrounding both the Kate Bishop and Clint Barton versions of Hawkeye, Black Panther, and Spider-Man, with the latter being a PlayStation-exclusive. In addition to new characters, Marvel's Avengers has also added new skins for existing characters, including a recent Hulk skin which serves as a comic book throwback.
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Although part of the marketing for Marvel's Avengers in its first year was a content roadmap, this was reworked several times due to external factors throughout 2020 and 2021. Following the Jane Foster announcement, speculation became rife about where the 2022 roadmap for the game was, with many on Reddit citing Crystal Dynamics' February update post, which opened with lines such as "we know many of you have been eagerly awaiting our next formal roadmap for Marvel’s Avengers" and "we aren’t yet ready to reveal the next full roadmap…" as evidence that a full roadmap existed for Marvel's Avengers. Taking to Reddit under the username CD_NickE (via GamesRadar), a Crystal Dynamics developer confirmed that the team at Crystal Dynamics is prioritizing more short-term updates for the title, rather
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