MARVEL ULTIMATE ALLIANCE 3: The Black Order writer Marc Sumerak speaks about gathering all the superheroes and villains
Published on August 10, 2019
As we all know that Avengers is a huge franchise and after the end of the Avenger phase, Marvel came up with their own game named MARVEL ULTIMATE ALLIANCE 3: The Black Order as it is the third installment to the action role-playing game series. The game is based on locating the infinity stones and along with the characters such as Captain America, Iron Man, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and the Hulk are joined by a lot of their friends and enemies. From Deadpool and Scarlet Witch to Storm, Black Panther to Thanos and his crew MARVEL ULTIMATE ALLIANCE 3: The Black Order has gathered everyone in it. In an interview with the writer of the game,
he conveyed to Marvel.com how he summoned so many fan-favorite superheroes and villains in a single game story.
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Marvel.com: Marc, there are obviously lots of collaborators — Marvel Games, Team Ninja, Nintendo — on this ambitious project. Are they all involved in shaping the game’s story, or did that responsibility fall solely on you?
Marc Sumerak: When putting together a story this large, it is almost always a collaborative effort. The story I originally proposed when we began this game has grown and evolved into something even better over the course of the game’s development, thanks to the input and creativity of all of the talented members of the various teams involved.
Marvel.com: And for fans yet to play the game, can you tell us what the story’s all about?
Marc Sumerak: Thanos has sent his warlords, the Black Order, to gather the Infinity Stones, and everyone else in the Marvel Universe is trying to get their hands on these objects of unlimited power first. Some of them seek to put an end the Mad Titan’s quest, while others simply want to claim the infinite might of the Stones for themselves.
Marvel.com: Who are the main protagonists and antagonists?
Marc Sumerak: The great thing about the MARVEL ULTIMATE ALLIANCE series is that it allows us to bring in heroes from more than one family of characters. So you’ll see Avengers, X-Men, Defenders, Inhumans, Spider-Men (and Women), and more, all working together towards the same final goal.
