Spider-Man, Deadpool & The Avengers Have Officially Joined Monopoly GO!
is already one of the most popular mobile games on the market but it's about to become even bigger after hosting a crossover with the Marvel Universe. Developer Scopely took the world by storm with its addictive, simplified take on and the studio isn't resting on its laurels as it looks to further expand upon the winning formula of rolling dice, collecting cash, and moving around a digital board. When one is looking to invest in property in New York City, it's good to know that The Avengers are around to keep the peace.
Scopely announced 's first-ever brand collaboration as recognizable Marvel characters like Spider-Man, Thor, Wolverine, and Deadpool all join the mobile game. Leaping into the experience via a portal discovered by Dr. Lizzie Bell, the «lead inventor» of, players can now collect and trade 20 new stickers of their favorite heroes. Of course, there's far more to the crossover as Scopely has a range of events and features lined up through December 5, so there's plenty of time to participate in the Marvel fun.
Scopely provided a breakdown of what fans can expect from the various events, the first of which is Avengers Racers, a superhero spin on the classic Tycoon Racers format. Avengers Racers takes players to a theme-park bumper car ride with cars inspired by Captain Marvel, Thor, Black Panther, and Iron Man to name but a few. Those who grow tired of racing can move on to the Amazing Partners Event which tasks a pair of players with building a Marvel-themed statue at the center of the game board.
The Guardians of the Galaxy Treasures Event allows users to embark on a cosmic archeology hunt to uncover relics all themed around the intergalactic team of superheroes. Finally, players can earn exclusive rewards by collecting Marvel Tokens and Shields to complete sticker albums, which is just another reason to join forces with the world's champions. It's seemingly an extensive event but how the community will respond to it remains to be seen.
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