‘Marvel’s Avengers: War For Wakanda’ DLC review: A thrilling Black Panther gameplay of Klaw and kingdoms

Square Enix’s ‘Marvel’s Avengers’ has been a nostalgic experience for fans and gamers who miss the MCU’s Phase 3; and expansion pack ‘Black Panther: War For Wakanda’ is no different as you play as the fierce T’Challa voiced by Christopher Judge

Marvel’s Avengers by Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics was an impressive game with excellent voice acting and cinematic action sequences. However, live service elements that felt half-baked and tacked on actually stopped it from being a perfect game. Roughly a year later, there has been a lot of content that Avengers has released in the form of Hawkeye and Kate Bishop as well as Future Imperfect but the most-awaited one so far has been Black Panther. (Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click to subscribe for free.) Years ago, a giant Vibranium meteor crashed into what we now call Wakanda. Cognisant of the value of this powerful space metal, the tribes united and built a technologically-advanced city and shielded themselves from the rest of the world. Protected by the Black Panther, a warrior imbued with the power of the Vibranium, Wakanda remains an undiscovered legend. Our story in the DLC (downloadable content) starts with Ulysees Klaue and his band of mercenaries, laying siege to Wakanda in order to pillage the country of Vibranium. It is upto Black Panther and the rest of the Avengers to defeat this foe.