Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is a 4v4 tag fighter, and if that sounds like a lot to manage, keep in mind that this isn’t like Marvel vs. Capcom where you’re constantly swapping between multiple heroes and managing several health bars. Rather, you start out being limited to just two characters and meet up with the other members of your team over the course of a match, with those additions also increasing your health bar and skill gauge. You can add characters to your team through stage transitions, pushing an enemy into a corner, or losing a round, and each time you do you’ll be able to access
Marvel Tōkon has five teams of four, some of which are approximations of certain superhero teams Marvel fans will recognize, but then there are a few that kinda feel like they were clumped together so the game could include their individual members as fighters. Though they’re each grouped into sets of four, you will still be able to freely pick from the roster to make your own team while playing. Amazing Guardians Ms. Marvel Peni Parker Spider-Man Star-Lord Fighting Avengers Black Panther Captain America Hulk Iron Man Knights of Doom Carnage Doctor Doom Green Goblin Magneto Samurai Outriders B
What is this about Marvel Tōkon being region locked?
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls is coming to both PS5 and PC, but the Steam and Epic Games Store version will still require a PlayStation Network login. This means countries that can’t access PSN cannot get the game on PC, and there are over a hundred countries on that list.
Tōkon has three editions: the $60 standard one that has just the game; the $85 digital deluxe edition that includes the game, all the planned DLC characters for year one, a stage pass, a Howard the Duck lobby avatar, and a Cosmo lobby pet; and the $100 ultimate edition which includes all of the above along with five costumes and an animated chromatic color unlock.