Marvel’s Avengers, the live-service superhero action game, has been officially delisted from all digital storefronts, marking the conclusion of its journey since its 2020 launch.
Earlier this year, Crystal Dynamics made an announcement that they would cease support for the live-service superhero game. This decision, made in collaboration with their partners, meant that no new content or features would be added to Marvel’s Avengers in the future.
Those interested in purchasing the game had until September 30 to acquire it, with the developer offering the Definitive Edition at an exceptionally low price across all platforms. This edition included all story expansions, every playable hero, and a vast collection of alternate character outfits.
The time has now arrived; Marvel’s Avengers can no longer be purchased on Steam, PlayStation, or Xbox, signaling the conclusion of the game’s active service. However, it’s important to note that the game remains playable. Crystal Dynamics has confirmed that all existing content will still be accessible for both solo and multiplayer if you already own the game.
This also includes Limited-Time Events such as the Red Room Takeover, which will continue on a two-week rotation, as well as Operations and the War for Wakanda Expansion, which are still available.
The last updates, including Update 2.7 that introduced the Winter Soldier Hero and Cloning Lab Omega-Level Threat, have been added to the game. Update 2.8 brought the final balance updates.
Additionally, the cosmetics Marketplace has been deactivated, and Credits can no longer be spent. Instead, they have been converted into in-game resources to assist players in their ongoing adventures. Players who secured the Definitive Edition before September 30 already have access to every in-game skin without any additional charges.
