2K wraps up details before the premiere. ‘Blood Storm‘the fourth and final expansion to be credited’Marvel’s Midnight Suns‘. Additional content introduces Storm, one of the most important members in X-Men history, bringing impressive powers based on the forces of nature.

In the new plot of the game, the heroine joins the cast of characters at the invitation of the mutant Magik. The narrative will also bring more appearances from Wolverine and should focus on searching for a hunted boy with special powers in New York. According to 2K, the new ‘Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ bundle will be available in a different way, depending on the content each player has. Thus, those who do not have the Venom DLC will be able to access the plot from Act 1, while those with previous content will be able to find Storm from Act 2.

ororo munroe

generally accepted one of the most powerful mutants on the planet, Storm, whose real name is Ororo Munroe, was orphaned at a young age and was taken prisoner by a village nun on her way to her mother’s home in Kenya. When his village suffered during a drought, he summoned the rain to help. Although her mutant weather manipulation power had negative consequences in other parts of the region, townspeople worshiped her as a rain goddess.

Years later, when word of his ability to control the weather spread, Charles Xavier recruited Ororo to join the X-Men and he became Storm. He then led the X-Men, using his mutant abilities to help people around the world. While Storm is searching for an endangered mutant boy in New York with Wolverine, he meets Magik, who encourages him to join the Midnight Suns in Blood Storm.

Forget the Switch version

Like the rest of the expansions for ‘Marvel’s Midnight Suns’, ‘Blood Storm’ will be part of the season pass. The new story will also be available individually from May 11th.. On the same date, the strategy game will be available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, five months after its debut, with all content packs available on both consoles, and owners won’t have to wait to try them out.

Alongside these news, publisher 2K also confirmed that the street version of ‘Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ intended for Nintendo Switch has been cancelled. The company hasn’t mentioned the cancellation so far, but it will likely be related to the much lower-than-expected sales, despite good reviews in the private press.