First Trailer for Unannounced Marvel Game Surfaces Online
For months, whispers have been circulating about a new Marvel-themed mobile superhero game known as “Project Comet.” A now-removed post from a user showcased in-game animations and concept art for what appears to be a gacha game. Recently, a leak surfaced that seems to feature a trailer for the game, initially shared on Bilibili and later on YouTube.
The trailer showcases iconic Marvel characters like Scarlet Witch, Wolverine, Spider-Man, and Doctor Strange battling villains, and the art style bears a striking resemblance to Marvel Rivals. It looks like an action RPG with cooldowns and real-time combat, reminiscent of Genshin Impact. The description on Bilibili hints at “collectible Marvel characters,” suggesting that players will roll for new characters using in-game currency, confirming the gacha mechanics. The game is expected to launch on both Android and iOS.
While some aspects of the trailer appear authentic, the audio is noticeably off, featuring an awkward voice-over and mismatched sound effects. The abrupt ending of the trailer indicates it may still be a work in progress. However, the consistency with earlier leaks adds credibility to its legitimacy. A user noted that Project Comet was seeking beta testers four months ago.
In terms of character roster, the leak mentioned twelve characters expected to be included: Captain America, Elektra, War Machine, Invisible Woman, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Juggernaut, Doc Ock, Quicksilver, Beast, and Thor. Another user pointed to a job listing that implies Project Comet will be a free-to-play, open-world adventure game with crossplay capabilities between PC and mobile.
Project Comet is reportedly being developed by a company backed by significant investment, which has recently made headlines for its acquisitions in the gaming industry. In 2025, the company acquired a well-known developer in a massive deal. Observers have noted that this investment strategy may be part of a broader effort to enhance the country’s global image through entertainment ventures, distancing itself from its controversial human rights record.