Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra Nears Completion After Content and Length Cuts
A new report says the Amy Hennig-led game is nearly finished but has been scaled back significantly from its original vision.
A report from Kotaku indicates that Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, the Captain America and Black Panther game directed by Amy Hennig, is close to being finished. This follows online rumors that the project had been canceled, which Skydance leadership denied in a Slack message to staff, telling them to proceed as usual. The game's development has been difficult, according to the report. Announced in 2024, it has faced multiple delays and little public visibility. Kotaku claims the title originally began as a Netflix game before being expanded for consoles and PC. The report also states that the game is reportedly 'light on gameplay,' with most actions mapped to a single button and lacking significant interactivity. The project has gone well over budget, leading to a significant scaling back in both content and length from its original plan. No release date has been announced, but if the game is nearing completion, a launch could come next year.
Source: IGN