A tracker is installed in their ship, the Milano, and they only have a short time to pay the fine otherwise, their vessel will be disabled, and a warrant will be issued for their arrest. Unfortunately for Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot, a Nova Corps ship spots them as they’re exiting the zone, and they’re slapped with a steep fine. A client wants the Guardians to enter the zone and obtain a monster for their menagerie.
They’re still taking on bottom-of-the-barrel jobs to make ends meet, and one of these takes them to the Quarantine Zone, an area the Nova Corps surrounded with a forcefield to contain derelict weapons and ships from the war. Instead, it’s a new continuity set years after the galactic war against Thanos.ĭespite being heroes of the war, the Guardians aren’t doing great. It also isn’t connected to any of the comic series, nor is it a sequel to the Telltale Games adventure. Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Price: $59.99 Buy Now Available from Amazon, BGR may receive a commission Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy Review: Storyĭespite having the same name as the film, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy isn’t connected to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The result is a single-player adventure reminiscent of the movie series. Fortunately, the devs behind Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy decided to lean into what makes the property a fan favorite.
The Avengers somehow made taking control of the world’s foremost super squad a tedious grind fest, and I feared another Square Enix-published game might have similar issues. After the disastrous launch of Marvel’s The Avengers (based on the wildly popular superheroes) last year, I didn’t hold out much hope for Eidos-Montreal’s Guardian’s of the Galaxy game.
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