The majority of the single-player campaign, which may take you up to 10 hours to complete, focuses on Kamala as she crosses paths with the fractured Avengers and seeks to put a stop to AIM.
Kamala Khan, an Inhuman who you play as during the calm before the storm during A-Day, is “gifted” powers that allow her to increase (or “embiggen”) in size and she takes it upon herself to discover what really went down that day. Marvel’s AvengersĬaptain America is a casualty of the explosion and The Avengers themselves become pariahs, leading to them disbanding and the shady AIM assuming almost a dystopian level of power.
When the Avengers assemble to celebrate A-Day in San Francisco, a giant Terrigen explosion causes many deaths and some to even become “Inhumans”, which are basically the game’s equivalent of X-Men’s mutants. You’ve probably seen more than enough of the A-Day footage by know to understand the gist of Marvel’s Avengers in terms of story - I’ve seen it more than I’ve seen my own father in recent times. While the Marvel’s Avengers reviews are certainly polarised, there’s one thing that the critics can almost entirely agree on: it’s single-player campaign is the highlight of the whole package.
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