Xbox Game Pass Makes a World of Difference for Marvel’s Avengers

Xbox Game Pass is probably the best thing that has happened to Marvel’s Avengers. It has given Marvel’s Avengers a huge player count after months. Right now, it looks like things are going very well for the game as it keeps attracting a new audience. And the best part is just after 6-7 days on Xbox Game Pass, Marvel’s Avenger has managed to get to the list of top 10 most played Xbox Game Pass games.

The game has also landed in the top 15 Xbox overall most played games in the United States according to Benji-sales, which is quite impressive, to be honest.

Marvel’s Avengers has struggled a lot since its release. Even diehard fans of Avengers were not satisfied with the game thanks to the long hang time between content updates. Right at the beginning, the game got a decent reception, but after a month, the player count started to drop dramatically.

Maybe it’s just because of all the technical issues or maybe the repetitive endgame with very little mission variety upset players a lot. Even War of Wankada did absolutely nothing to give a little boost to the title. However, the title is worth checking out. The thrilling combat with 9 heroes is just a blast.

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Marvel’s Avengers is on the right track

Looking at other major games on the list, it makes total sense to assume that Marvel’s Avengers is doing great at this point. And the game is not a failure. Not only this, the title is the only game, which is an original title and not a sequel, to make the top 10 list.

There is a lot of free content available right now, including DLC missions, Base Camp, and three brand new characters – Black Panther, Kate Bishop, and Hawkeye. Perhaps this is helping in reeling in more players?

What do you think about Marvel’s Avenger? Also, do you feel that Game Pass is acting as a major boost for Marvel’s Avenger? Let us know in the comments below.

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